University Blog: The Inside Story

Starting university can seem like a daunting time, however, in this blog, third year Psychology student Caitlin Youd tackles the myths about going to university and why it isn’t as scary as you think it will be.

A degree in Nutrition and Dietetics can lead to a career as a registered dietitian, working in a variety of roles within the fields of nutrition and health.

A degree in Nutrition and Exercise Science is expected by many employers, and allows you the opportunity to hone your knowledge, skills and gain work experience in a way short courses cannot.

Personal statements can be tricky. Summing up your personal qualities, interests, academic achievements and work experience in one short page often feels daunting. However, with a few easy techniques, you can get that UCAS application form done and dusted.

If you’re considering a degree in Accounting and Finance, it’s worth doing a bit of research into the different courses available and what that will mean for your degree experience and career prospects.

Autumn is a great time to get out and explore Chester. Wrap up and make the most of the sunny days before winter sets in.

So, you want to apply for a teacher training course and are wondering “What shall I put into my UCAS personal statement?

Archaeology is such a diverse discipline (it’s not all about digging!), and it combines a variety of practical and theoretical elements, allowing you to explore a number of career options.

The UCAS application process can sometimes feel overwhelming, so we’ve broken the whole year down into four stages to help you understand what you need to do and when.

Over the next few months, we’ll also be adding posts to support you with specific aspects of the decision-making and application process.

Freshers’ Week is an exciting, but hectic introduction to university life. In order to help students prepare, we send them a welcome pack through the post before they start.