I discovered the Centre for Applied Human Rights while researching schools. What caught my eye in particular was the opportunity …
Working with Survive in York to support survivors of sexual abuse
The opportunity to work on a "real" project with an active charity was a major influence on my decision to study at York. I chose …
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A placement with the York Human Rights City Network
This course has a strong emphasis on making students experience some of the real-life challenges human rights professionals …
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One year on
Happy Christmas, and welcome to 2016! As we approach the new term, and I approach the halfway point of my university life, (not …
Exams, Coursework and Internships…term 2 of a computer scientist
As I take my seat in the Ron Cooke Hub lecture hall, I sink into my chair and feel relieved that January exams are over. This term …
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Maths at York: a student perspective
Originally, York wasn't one of my university choices. Living in East Yorkshire means that my parents are a mere 45 minute drive …
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Why should you choose York for History? A student view.
Picking a university is hard. It's one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make in your life, and it's completely understandable …
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Studying in TFTV
Hello! How was your Christmas? I hope Santa brought you everything you wanted and that you stuffed your faces and had a great …
Christmas, New Year and Essays!
Most modules for the Social Policy and Applied Social Science pathways have no exams, which is great but does mean you have lots …
English Lit January 2016
Hello again English Literature people! I hope you all had very merry Christmases (that word doesn’t look right) and have survived …