In the immortal words of St Augustine, “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page” .Who wants to read just one page of the book? When you’re a student and primed for learning,...
Break up your activities. Don’t try and allocate hours and hours to studying in one hit. Make sure your study schedule includes time for regular breaks. Use this time to relax, to play, to read for fun. Not only will...
If you’re new to study this semester, it can be daunting approaching your very first end of semester exam. For many they are an inevitable part of your studies. But they needn’t be as terrifying as they seem. With a...
As a student, you probably have a large number of apps on your smartphone. But did you know that some of them can actually make your studies easier ? We’ve put together a rough guide to help you understand, what...
Aaah procrastination, that old chestnut. Sucker of time, killer of productivity. And while not all forms of procrastination are bad, as we explored recently, they can take their toll on your ability to get things done, and done well. To...
So you’ve graduated? You’ve walked across that stage, with mortar board on head and testamur in hand ( hopefully without tripping or falling off) and you’ve taken some time out to celebrate your achievement. Congratulations! Now what? For many of...
It’s graduation week this week! If you’re graduating this week, congratulations! Graduation week is a week for celebration, a week of ceremony and a week to reflect on where you’ve come from and look towards where you’re going. Graduating from...
Manage your deadlines, plan for them and avoid procrastination – it’s a killer. And while some of us do complete our best work under pressure, for many leaving things to the last minute means that our work turns out rushed...
By Charlotte Wood The Natural Way of Things is anything but natural. Gritty, edgy and starkly confronting, it is a complex journey through the human psyche amid crisis, conflict and the tyranny of an unknown corporate power. We follow a...
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