Ever wondered what it’s like to study a different subject? I’ve often thought about it as I’ve gone around other buildings and seen some of the equipment other students have been using. When I interview students for ...

I’m so excited to be back interviewing our students about their life at Suffolk. I recently caught up with Raquel, a second year Bioscience student, who told me all about her experience so far at uni.It’s really ...

With A-Level results due to come out on Thursday 15 August this year, thousands of students across the country are waiting to find out where they will be going for the next step in their education.Back in the summer of 2016, ...

So in the blink of an eye my first year at university is over – I can’t say the year was always sunshine and rainbows, but it was a good year filled with new friends and experiences. In today’s ...

Does your course have a placement? Whether you’re a student who’s about to go on their first placement, or you’re thinking about taking a course with a placement, it can be a very daunting thought. Emma is ...

We’re getting to know a lot of the courses and students here at the University of Suffolk with our 'Day in the Life' series. Last week I caught up with Jess, a second year Photography student to find out ...

As part of our “A Day in the Life” series, I caught up with Luke, a first year Event and Tourism Management student to get to know a bit more about his course. It’s different to any other course ...

All students at university come from different backgrounds, have different experiences, and get involved in different things. I chatted to Veronique, a second year Sociology student. Veronique decided to go back to education as a mature student and has been ...

Ever wondered what it was like to study a placement course? I did too, so I chatted with Emily Loaring, a second year Diagnostic Radiography student to find out how she was doing after her first year on the course. ...

In my profile I mentioned briefly that my original plan before university was to finish college and find a job. I had no idea what I wanted to do career-wise, so I saw no point in applying for university.As ...