Category: Learning
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My academic expedition to Geneva and The Hague with RGU Law
Law student Abel shares his experience on a six-day trip with RGU to different world organisations seeing global governance in action. Hear more about his highlights and learnings in this blog.
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Fulfilling my career ambitions with RGU’s free online upskilling courses
We are offering a range of fully-funded online upskilling short courses to help with your career ambitions. Emma Corse studied through four of these courses to switch industry and shares her positive experience in this blog.
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Capturing our Vibrant Campus: Q&A with Communication Design students
Gray’s School of Art ran a competition with second-year Communication Design students to create artworks spotlighting RGU’s vibrant campus. Out of all the submissions, four winners were chosen. Hear more from two of the winners, Louise and Lea, about their design and their experience taking part in the competition.
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5 things to know about the new MSc Healthcare Leadership
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new MSc Healthcare Leadership degree starting in September 2024. We caught up with Course Leader Fiona Baguley and here are five things you should know about our exciting new degree.
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My experience studying an online master’s in Public Health Nutrition
RGU student Chiara tells us more about why she chose to study MSc Public Health Nutrition at RGU and her experience studying online with the support of staff members.
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Studying MSc Analytical Science at RGU
Master’s student in Analytical Science – Food Analysis, Authenticity and Safety Splendour shares her experience studying at RGU after moving from Nigeria and advice to other students.
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How I enrolled to study at RGU via late applications
Kayleigh graduated from RGU in the early 2000s but recently decided to study again and went through the late applications process to secure a place in our Midwifery course. Hear about her decision to get back to university as a mum of four and the process of applying after the UCAS deadline.
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Top 6 things to do to prep for exams
Studying for exams can sometimes be stressful and overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. With a realistic study routine and time set aside to look after yourself, you can make sure to go through this period with peace of mind and confidence that you will succeed. Biomedical Science student Aimee Work shares her top…
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Five reasons to study Data Science at RGU
We’re excited to announce two new degrees, BSc (Hons) Data Science with Artificial Intelligence and BSc (Hons) Data Science with Business Management. The degrees are centred around three aspects of data science: You will be introduced to all three topics in year one, and you will then spend the following years studying real world problems…
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Starting a career in Law as a recent RGU graduate
RGU alumna Natasha recently graduated with both an undergraduate and postgraduate degree in law and has just started a graduate scheme to kickstart her career. She answers our questions about why she chose to study law, her time at RGU and her current role.