There are many reasons why applying for a scholarship is a great decision for your future. At York, there are many different …
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Welcome to Uni Life During a Pandemic
The prospect of enrolling into a postgraduate degree and resuming university life during a pandemic was something inconceivable …
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When Home Becomes Your Campus – starting a PhD during a pandemic
So many of our experiences are different this year, and starting a PhD is no exception. I’m hoping this post will help to …
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Thinking about a career in academia?
As a final year PhD student, I am now having to seriously think about my options for the future. Ideally, I would love to be able …
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Stuck between two options: York, and Oxford
When I was applying for uni it took me a long time to make up my mind of where I wanted to go. It was not an easy choice and I was …
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5 things I wish I knew before I started my Masters
In 2019 I started my Masters in Bioarchaeology at York. I was so excited to start this new chapter in my life, but I was also …
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Tips for managing a Masters!
So, you have chosen to tackle a Masters! Studying a Masters is an exciting new chapter, however, it can also be challenging. …
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Campus East: what’s it really like to study there?
Like many universities, York has two campuses - Campus East and Campus West. For most people Campus West is their base. It's …
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