University Blog: The Inside Story

Think you know Slade’s chart-busting festive anthem "Merry Xmas Everybody"? Dr Clara Neary and Dr Ruth Dockwray’s analysis of the lyrical and musical structure will make you think again...

If you have an offer to start studying at the University of Chester in September 2022, your next step will hopefully be to come and visit on an

If you are yet to submit your UCAS application, why not end the year on a high and get the job done this side of Christmas? Here are our five steps to getting your university application over the line.

From a short course to a full degree - did you know that short courses and professional qualifications can give you a head start to achieving your dream degree?

Read second year student Lois' blog post about what Geography and Natural Hazard Management students can expect from a field course to the nearby North Wales coast.

In this blog, second year BSc Geography student Stephanie Wraxter shares what she learned from two days of fieldwork.

In this blog, Dr Rebecca Collins discusses the aims and key findings of her recent project, ‘Growing Up Green’.

Find out everything you need to know about being a mature student at Chester.

In-person events are back with a bang but if you’ve missed out on our physical events, then our Virtual Open Day might just be the ticket to curb that FOMO.

Dr Caroline Pudney, Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, explores the fascinating past of Roman Chester.

Summing up your skills, knowledge and interests in 4000 characters might sound daunting, but if you do your research and use a template, it’s pretty straightforward. Read our personal statement tips.

Dr Amy Gray Jones, Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, highlights the employment prospects of our Archaeology graduates.