Postgraduate Blog

I can imagine everyone at some point has been unlucky in love and experienced what a broken heart feels like, but did you realise this is actually a diagnosed medical condition

MA Early Childhood student, Jo, shares her experience on the programme as a mature part-time student.

On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, current Chemistry student, Stephanie, gives her take on the gender gap in STEM fields and explains the importance of closing it.

At Chester, we know that time management is key to success, so we’ve got you covered with some key hacks to tick all of the boxes for managing your time effectively!

Whether you’re returning to education or continuing your university journey as a recent graduate, we’re sharing some handy tips to help you to settle into your postgraduate studies.

Education Studies and Fine Art student, Nia, tells us a bit about her experience of lockdown living whilst at university.

The student voice is a powerful thing at the University of Chester and we’re proud to say it. Here are just some of the ways we’ve listened to our students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Holocaust Memorial Day, Dr Kara Critchell explains how genocide did not originate with the Holocaust and how it still continues in the 21st century.

Dr Katherine Wilson, Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Chester, explains how Chester in the Middle Ages was a thriving, international city, with global trade links.

An interest in gardening to boost wellbeing has transformed into an internationally recognised collection preserving endangered plants for an academic at the University of Chester.

To celebrate Christmas, our historians at the University of Chester held a virtual History Christmas Spectacular to get everyone in the festive spirit.

This International Volunteers Day, Amy Butt, Mentoring Admin Assistant within the Volunteering and Mentoring Team, tells us more about volunteering at Chester.