Category: Learning
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From South Africa to Aberdeen to Study MSc Financial Management at RGU
In this blog, South African student Nsovo reflects on her journey from arriving in Aberdeen for the first time, to returning years later to study her master’s in Financial Management. Her story offers an honest look at what it’s like to study, grow, and find community here at RGU.
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How to romanticise studying
Computing and Creative Design student Abrar shares how she’s learned to “romanticise” studying at RGU, turning every day routines and chores into something calming, motivating, and even enjoyable. Discover her top tips to unlock study habits that support both your productivity and wellbeing!
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From RGU to Global HR Leadership
From discovering the internet for the first time during his studies to leading HR teams across the globe, RGU alumnus Chris Taylor has built a career defined by curiosity, connection, and a passion for helping people thrive. Nearly three decades after completing his studies, Chris now runs his own HR consultancy and continues to return…
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Expectations vs Reality: My First Year as a Graduate Apprentice at RGU
RGU offers Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) courses designed around the needs of businesses which allow employees to continue to work while they earn their degree over the course of four years. Last year, we spoke to Emma McGowan, Hire Administrator at STR, as she started her first year on the Business Management GA at RGU. Now about to…
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Study Abroad in Germany: My Experience as an Architecture Student
Studying abroad is more than an academic opportunity, it’s a life-changing experience. For Ben, Architecture student at RGU, his six months living in Weimar, Germany, were some of the best in his life. He recounts his unforgettable experience in this blog, reflecting on all the moments that shaped his time at Bauhaus University.
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Climbing and Community: Joining a Sports Club at RGU
Starting university in a new country is an exciting adventure, but it can be daunting when it comes to meeting new people. Joining a sports club at RGU can be one of the best ways to build friendships, develop or discover your passions, and make the most of your student experience. For international student Mellisa,…
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Volunteering at RGU’s Graduation as a Student
As part of my BA (Hons) Events Management degree, I’ve been actively seeking opportunities to gain real-world experience alongside my studies. One of the most valuable and enjoyable opportunities I’ve taken part in has been volunteering at my university’s graduation ceremonies. Read more about my experience in this blog.
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Meeting The Princess Royal: Celebrating 100 Years of OT at RGU
Occupational Therapy has come a long way since its beginnings in the UK, with 2025 marking 100 years of the profession. As a second-year Occupational Therapy student at RGU, Katie had the privilege to meet with Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal as part of our Centenary event on campus. Here is a glimpse into…
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My Journey From Nigeria to Aberdeen
RGU student Favour shares her experience settling in after moving from Nigeria to Aberdeen. From the visa process to studying away from home, she tells us about her experience and gives some top tips for those wanting to follow the same path.
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Balancing your studies and wellbeing at RGU
Hear from master’s student Amaka about her top tips to look after her wellbeing while studying Cybersecurity at RGU.