Your first week at university will be a whirlwind of activity – there are people to meet, places to find your way around, and new experiences to be had. It’s totally normal to be nervous! We asked some students to share their experiences of arriving at university, and some tips to see you through those first few weeks.
Everyone’s different. What is right for your friends might not be right for you. Be brave and take some time to find a Christian community that’s right for you, where you can be yourself and be supported in your faith journey.
You might not imagine yourself becoming a domestic deity when you head off to uni, but part of the independence of living away from home will mean that taking care of the everyday chores such as cooking and cleaning will be down to you. Here’s a few tips to achieve domestic bliss.
Once the fresher’s parties are over and the photos have been uploaded to Facebook, the real uni life begins. You’ll soon get into the rhythm of lectures and seminars, and that first assignment deadline will come around pretty quickly! What’s…
Take five minutes this term to have a conversation with someone about mental health. Here are my top five tips for practicing good mental wellbeing at university.