Category: Biological Sciences
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An insight into the life of a biology student
At the very beginning of your life, when you were just learning how to tie your shoes and how the sun is something the planet orbits around, life was like…
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Interview with a second year Biology student
Hi I’m Fanni, and I’m part of the student content team. In this blog post, I’m going to interview my housemate Atalie who will walk us through one of her…
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A look into the life of a Biosciences student
I know that there are a huge number of decisions that have to be made in the build-up to going to university – which one to pick, choosing the course,…
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I’ve never been happier with the subject I’ve been studying – here’s why!
Just as Biosciences are at the heart of the study of life, the Department of Biology at York is at the heart of any student who is a part of…
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5 tips on how to pick the best accommodation for you
Choosing your accommodation for first year can be quite stressful. Like me, you may not have a great memory and struggle to remember which accommodation you visited on the Open…
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Preparing for your exams…
Revising over the Christmas holidays is not always the most exciting thing to do. All you want to do is spend time with your family and your home friends, relax…
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Christmas is a time to socialise!
Living the uni life incorporates many things: studying, learning and becoming who you are, as well as consolidating what you want to do in the future. But one aspect of university…
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Top 5 reasons why studying Biology at York is amazing!
You may be asking yourselves: why should I study Biology at the University of York? What’s so great about living somewhere where you permanently have to dodge geese waddling around…
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Your College and You
A Uni with colleges or a Uni without colleges? Does it make a difference? What are the purpose of colleges? Will it help me make friends? Am I going to…
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Skipping Ahead
Happy February, everyone! By now, you will have offers in hand and are probably trying to decide where you should live and study for the next three years. For a minute, though, I’d like to skip…
