Why I chose Newman University We asked our current third year students on Integrative Counselling why they chose to study at Newman University, and these are the responses we had: I chose Newman because it offered my course requirements for training and because of the ethos – of my faith.
Why I chose Newman University I am currently studying at Newman University my first year for the integrative counselling top-up BA(Hons) course. I am a returning student as I completed my foundation degree here too. I attended an open day with one of my peers who was going to join
Why I chose Newman University I knew Newman was for me because of its size. I knew I wouldn’t feel overwhelmed for long because everything is on one campus. I found my way around easily and I know where to go for my classes. I looked at previous reviews from
Why I chose Newman University to study I first came to an open day here at Newman and had a really good feeling once stepping onto campus. I could imagine myself here. The location is just lovely as it is out the way of the city which I prefer. On
When I was introduced to the idea of negotiated assessments a couple of years ago, I have to confess that I was rather bemused by the idea. I couldn’t quite comprehend how you might avoid someone always choosing an essay, and therefore not developing other skills (that they might otherwise
Looking for something to do in Birmingham? We’ve put together our favourite things to do in and around Birmingham! Below shows some of the best places to shop, eat and explore in Birmingham if you are looking for a day out. Explore Digbeth – a 5/10-minute walk for the
Whether you are a new or existing student, there can be a lot of jargon used in higher education which can be confusing! In this article, we explain some of the most common terms used by universities: Bachelor’s Degree The most common form of an undergraduate degree is a
Completing an approved nursing degree will enable you to pursue a career as a registered nurse. There are different types of nursing to consider including adult and mental health. Adult Nurses support and care for a variety of patients, including those suffering with minor injuries and ailments as well as
A-level Psychology, Modern History and Biology student Ruby, from King Edwards VI College, Stourbridge joined us for work experience this week and wanted to share with you, how you can help to balance work and studying at university. “Starting a university degree whilst juggling a job can be tough, and
It’s very normal to feel worried and nervous when it comes to revision and exams. There is a huge amount of pressure to succeed and that can lead to feeling anxious and stressed. Here are a few tips that I find helpful. Organisation is essential. Focusing on deadlines can be