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How to Get More Work and Revision Done in Less Time: Tips for Students

Is it really that time of year again? With last year’s New Year’s Resolutions a dim and distant memory for most of us, it’s time…

December 31, 2020

Are you thinking of studying Law?

                  With one lawyer per 400 people, the UK is in the top ten countries in the…

December 29, 2020

Are you thinking of studying Languages?

              It’s hard to say whether it’s an excellent or terrible time to be studying modern foreign languages at…

December 22, 2020

8 Poems and Novels about Cambridge

Cambridge has less of a reputation for producing famous writers than perhaps it deserves. For one, some of Cambridge’s greatest writers are not strongly associated…

December 22, 2020

The Top 8 English Towns and Cities With Fascinating Histories

England is curiously well suited to developing history. You should also read… The 10 Most Important Events in British History: Part One – 43 to…

December 21, 2020

Solicitor or Barrister? How to Choose the Legal Career That’s Right For You

About the Author Samantha Love read Law at Merton College, Oxford, and is currently following the BCL course. The English and Welsh legal system still…

December 20, 2020

10 Great Activities to Try Out this Winter

It can feel like there’s nothing fun to do in winter.

December 18, 2020

A Brief History of Young Adult Fiction

Young adult fiction is coming of age. Young adult (YA) works such as The Hunger Games and The Fault in Our Stars are flying off…

December 15, 2020

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The 10 Most Important Events in British History: Part Two – 1500 AD to the Present Day

The views represented in this article are solely those of the author and may not be construed as in any way representative of the views…

December 14, 2020

How to Self-Study an A-Level

Although it’s a lot of hard work, the advantages go beyond simply gaining a qualification: through self-study, you develop invaluable skills and traits, such as…

December 14, 2020

Great Ways to Answer 10 Typical University Interview Questions

Plenty of universities conduct interviews as a means of deciding between candidates who appear equally well-qualified on paper, but unfortunately, applicants often crumble under the…

December 14, 2020

Library of Books on shelves

8 Things to Read to Enhance Your General Knowledge

You’re so deeply focused on the subjects that you need to do well in to get into the university you want that one day you…

December 14, 2020

How to Beat Decision Fatigue: 7 Top Tips

Decision fatigue is a phenomenon that many of us are familiar with, even if we don’t know what to call it. Have you ever been…

December 8, 2020

10 Ways to Make Student Accommodation Feel Cosy

Even luxury student accommodation can feel cold and soulless when you first move in. The identical bedroom layouts with their beech effect laminate desks, white…

December 4, 2020

6 Reasons Foreign Students Should Consider Studying A-levels in Britain

The decision to study abroad is a big one, and not one to be taken lightly. But it brings a host of benefits that you’ll…

December 4, 2020

8 Fascinating Practicals You Will Do as a Medical Student

Robert Cronshaw describes eight fascinating practicals you will do in your medical degree and explains the science behind them. Being a medical student isn’t all…

December 3, 2020

5 Ways to Promote Gender Equality in Your Day-to-Day Life

This year, the UK reached a milestone that won’t occur again for quite some time. For the first time ever, the head of state (Queen…

November 30, 2020

9 Scientists Who Didn’t Get the Credit They Deserved

History is full of scientists who discovered amazing things, and then languished in obscurity, or saw someone else take the credit for their work. Sometimes…

November 28, 2020

5 Things That Cause Languages to Change

In the short term, linguistic changes can feel annoying. After all, what a linguistic looking at the long-term picture might perceive as changes can look…

November 23, 2020

11 Ways to Write Your First Novel (in Your Spare Time) | Oxford Royale Summer Schools

Almost everybody has at some point thought about writing a novel; this article discusses how you might go about doing that.

November 17, 2020