Written by Amy Aed – Student Writer Dusseldorf The main appeal for this city may appear to be price (flights for less than £25 return during off-peak holidays), but the strange feeling of familiarity in a country presenting such subtle offerings of culture shock is one that will make you fall in love before you […]
Written by Robyn Smith – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Ah, who doesn’t love the sound of white sandy beaches and some Pina Colada’s? Just imagine it; palm trees, the ocean blue and some sand in between your toes. From Bora Bora to Amsterdam, here are my best suggestions for a fantastic summer abroad. With pictures […]
Written by Robyn Smith – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Because not everyone can earn that Kardashian dollah! Places like Ibiza and Magaluf are the party capitals of the world, where everyone from the Kardashians to Geordie Shore’s finest, who love to give us serious holiday envy with their super glam villa’s on Instagram and their […]
Student Blogger Rachel Hosie, gives her insight into the benefits of incorporating travel in education. What are your reasons for travel? (e.g with school, family, friends, volunteering) I’ve travelled for all sorts of reasons over the years – school or university trips, tours with choir or a drama group, business when I’ve been interning, holidays with family, […]
It is widely assumed that taking a year out from studying drives focus, engagement and encourages the development of ‘well-rounded’ students. The question is, what really benefits university students? The ‘placement vs. year abroad’ divide effects all establishments. We spoke to two students to get their views, we’ll let you decide which route is better! Placement […]