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âIt sits at the meeting point of science and the humanitiesâ: should you study psychology? (opens the original)
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Psychology has become one of the most popular courses at university. Thatâs no surprise as the insights it gives to our behaviour can help in a huge variety of careers For Niamh Mulcahy, 21, graduating with a psychology degree from the University of Bath has already paid off. After navigating a competitive graduate jobs market this year, she secured a sales role with a FTSE 100 company starting in September. âMy degree involved a lot of data analysis, which has been really useful in job appl
‘It sits at the meeting point of science and the humanities’: should you study psychology? - AOL (opens the original)
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For Niamh Mulcahy, 21, graduating with a psychology degree from the University of Bath has already paid off. After navigating a competitive graduate jobs market this year, she secured a sales role with a FTSE 100 company starting in September. “My degree involved a lot of data analysis, which has been really useful in job applications,” she says. “The course felt very current. We covered everything from neuroscience to forensic psychology, and my dissertation was on ‘incels’. I’ve always been fa
Rise of the student commuters: weighing the costs of living at home or in halls (opens the original)
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Changing social trends and creative timetables are making it more likely for students to stay at home while they study. Is campus life on the way out? For Lucy Brazier, a second-year business management student, commuting to university was an easy decision. She lives near Colchester, where the University of Essex is based. “[It] was the obvious choice for my course once I weighed up the costs,” she says. And with overnight accommodation available on campus, she feels she gets the best of both wo
Rise of the student commuters: weighing the costs of living at home or in halls - AOL (opens the original)
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For Lucy Brazier, a second-year business management student, commuting to university was an easy decision. She lives near Colchester, where the University of Essex is based. “[It] was the obvious choice for my course once I weighed up the costs,” she says. And with overnight accommodation available on campus, she feels she gets the best of both worlds. “I can book a room at less than a day’s notice for £35 so I don’t have to drive home. I’ve used it after nights out, and the evening before exams
From young athletes to Netflix child actors: meet the students balancing their careers with online schooling (opens the original)
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Whether you’re a sportsperson or a student who prefers a different way to learn, online learning offers flexibility to fit studying around your busy life School can be challenging for anyone. Long days, homework demands and lengthy commutes can leave little room to breathe. But for the young people we see on our TV screens or cheer for in stadiums, balancing studies with the spotlight is a whole different ball game. As a young Arsenal player, Betsy, now 15, had training sessions three times a we
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