Starting study is a whirlwind of exploring new places, making new friends and getting the hang of things but how do you keep pushing through when the excitement wears off and the assignments start piling on? Brooke gives you advice for how to keep...
Life can be stressful... add studying and sometimes it can get really overwhelming. How are you meant to balance work, life, study, hobbies, friends and family? Lewis gives you 5 tips to manage stress and chill out!
Presentations... they're a drag at best and absolutely terrifying at worst but you usually have to do at least one during your uni journey. Brooke gives you her top tips to get over the butterflies and absolutely ace your presentation!
Classroom management can be one of the most intimidating things about teaching and it's the one thing they can't really teach you at uni. Harrison gives you his top tips so you can sail through placement or your new casual teaching gig.
How to you plan to spend your uni break? Well you don't just have to sit at home bingeing tv. Chloe tells you about her incredible trip to New Zealand and why you shouldn't wait to take the leap (literally).
Curiosity killed the cat... but satisfaction brought it back! Lewis delves into curiosity and why it's so important to keep asking questions, think critically and always remain curious.
Keen to get out there and travel the world? Well it doesn't have to wait until you have finished your degree! Jenson talks about how you can explore the world while studying.
Online studying definitely has it's perks but it's not all smooth sailing. Geilan talks about the positives and negatives of online study so you can make the right choice for you!
A bit nervous about work placement and not sure what to expect? Abby runs you through the highs and lows of workplace learning including how to prepare and what you should expect as a Physiotherapy student.
Making new friends on campus can be hard... but there's no better way to do it than joining a sporting club! Sam opens up about how she joined CSUFC with zero experience, learnt to love the sport and made a tonne of new friends.
