Student Life – Page 2 – Swansea Uni Student Blog

Opportunities, experiences and the irresistible charm of Swansea: a medical student’s perspective.

Tuesday January 24th, 2017Wednesday December 12th, 2018 Amy Noble 0 Comments GEM, Medical School, Medicine, student life, Study, swansea, Swansea university

Having been trapped in the bubble of London whilst I studied there for four years, I was firmly in

Living Life to the Full Life Skills Programme

Wednesday January 18th, 2017Friday January 20th, 2017 Joanna Wolton 0 Comments low mood, mental health, PhD Student, post graduate research students, stress, student, student experience, student life, study skills, swansea, swansea students, Swansea university, wellbeing, wellness

“Living Life to the Full”. A guide to mental health and well-being while at University

Balance

Thursday January 12th, 2017Wednesday December 12th, 2018 Joanna Wolton 0 Comments events in swansea, PhD Student, post graduate research students, Post-graduate studies, student, student experience, student life, study skills, studying, swansea, swansea students, Swansea university

I hope you have all had a lovely festive break. Now we are all back to the grindstone and in doing so it has highlighted the importance of balancing work and life throughout university.

Security over Christmas

Thursday December 15th, 2016Thursday December 15th, 2016 Joanna Wolton 0 Comments Christmas in swansea, college of human and health sciences, festive break, Festive period, PhD Student, Post-graduate studies, security, student life, swansea, Swansea bay, swansea students, Swansea university

Top tips on how to keep yourselves and your belongings safe this festive period, especially if you’ll be leaving halls or accommodation to return home to see your family and friends.

Bored? There’s more you can do over the summer than just working

Monday July 11th, 2016Monday February 13th, 2017 Anita Somal 0 Comments summer, tips, volunteering, working

Hopefully these suggestions can turn your ‘meh’ holiday into a quite productive and enjoyable one!

time out

Taking some time out

Monday July 11th, 2016Wednesday September 28th, 2016 Joanna Wolton 0 Comments break, Centre for Innovative Ageing, College of Arts and Humanities, college of human and health sciences, finance, post graduate research students, Post-graduate studies, refereshing, student experience, studying

Hello Everyone, I hope you are all well and you are enjoying the summer (despite the typical weather). I just

Essentials for uni – do not overpack!

Friday June 17th, 2016Thursday September 29th, 2016 Anita Somal 0 Comments essentials, freshers, overpack, packing, uni

The term is coming to a close, meaning that students everywhere are packing up and moving away for the summer.

Looking after yourself

Tuesday June 7th, 2016Thursday September 29th, 2016 Joanna Wolton 0 Comments Centre for Innovative Ageing, college of human and health sciences, exam preparation, exams, Study, wellbeing, wellness

Hello everyone, Sorry I have not got a long and profound post this week; as I have alluded to previously

AGM’s. AGM’s everywhere.

Friday April 15th, 2016Thursday September 29th, 2016 Anita Somal 0 Comments agm, annual general meeting, societies

Although AGM’s (Annual General Meetings) are usually held before the end of second semester, many societies (some that I am

What it means to me: my friends back home

Tuesday April 5th, 2016Thursday September 29th, 2016 Anita Somal 0 Comments friends, home away from home away from home, safety network

My schedule back home is lovely: wake up, revision, see friends, sleep. It’s a lot more preferable to my uni

Some love for the West Mids (surprising, I know)

Sunday March 27th, 2016Tuesday October 4th, 2016 Anita Somal 0 Comments brimingham, brindley place, easter, grand central, west midlands

Hi all! So I’ve resided home for the Easter holidays, in the wonderful metropolitan trash land of Birmingham. Before you