Thinking of studying History at university? Chances are, if you have been considering it, a sea of misconceptions have already come your way. The moment you mentioned your proposed degree to friends and family, you no doubt received a barrage of well-meaning but unhelpful advice.
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Christmas break was all fun and games and eating your body weight in mince pies and pigs in blankets. But then exams and deadlines start to creep up on you until, by the Easter holidays, you just can’t ignore them anymore.
With some of the best universities in the country, as well as some of the richest cultural heritage and stunning scenery, such as Durham Cathedral, Lindisfarne and the Northumberland Dark Sky National Park, let me explain why you should consider going to university in the North East.
An ode to London students, pressed against the overcrowded tube window staring at adverts for probiotics and comfy mattresses.
So you’ve been studying a degree in the arts (English, Drama, Film, etc.) and now that graduation has come around, it’s quite possible that you’re not entirely sure what to do with the degree that you’ve been working to get for the last three years.
Each day contains the same amount of time.
The circadian rhythm is a weird thing.
Maybe you’ve just graduated, and the adult world is proving harder than your thought.
If you have been considering a career in journalism, you don’t need me to tell you how competitive it is.
