Our first guest blogger this year is one of our Digital Media and Communications BA students – Teodora. Read her inspiring story about her first year at the University of Westminster and why it’s been the best year of her life so far! Getting…
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There are only two ways to transport your pets across the Atlantic: by plane, or on the Queen Mary 2. For our recent move to London, we chose the latter. After making the Transatlantic crossing on the QM2 twice in the…
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How will the job market change in the upcoming years? What are the competences graduates should possess and that are conducive to the recruitment criteria? We cannot predict the future, but we surely can take a glance at some thorough research…
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The German Capital is hosting one of the biggest cultural festivals worldwide – Carnival of Cultures – and I am lucky enough to discover the story “behind the scenes” by joining the parade this year. This great city is truly…
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For weeks now I’ve been walking past the Coffee & Cocktails sign on Great Portland Street in central, located just between New Cavendish and Wells St buildings, and I’ve been dying to have a look. So when I found myself…
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Exams Coming Up? Feeling the Pressure? Then it’s time to step away from all the books and put the highlighters down and leave your study hole. It’s really important to get up and move around, because sitting down just staring…
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Photo Gallery: Victoria and Albert Museum Open: 10.00 to 17.45 daily, 10.00 to 22.00 Fridays www.vam.ac.uk Check out more photos from various London venues on Miao’s personal blog.
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We all know the famous quote when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it , but unfortunately, its meaning starts to fade as soon as you begin the real job hunting. High street competition has…
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It’s officially that time of the year when I’m knee-deep in my final essay writing (and procrastinating, hence my decision to write this post) and panic is about to set in for almost every student. Now that it’s final essay and…
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The fever of procrastination Dan Ariely, an American professor of psychology and behavioural economics at Duke University conducted a less prosaic experiment among his students who always fall into temptation in booking a new holiday, cleaning the house or visit their…
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