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. …
Working in-house vs freelancing
My name is Rowan and I'm studying a MSc in Audio and Music Technology. As I'm on a one year course, I'm currently working out …
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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The reality of PhD life: busting common myths
PhD life is not all that it seems. If I could offer one piece of advice before doing a PhD: take (almost) everything you read …
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Studying from a distance: why I chose York for my PhD
I’m now in the final year of my part-time PhD with the Department of Education at York. It has been a long and interesting journey …
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Making the most of career opportunities at York
There are so many opportunities available at York to help enhance your future career prospects. Taking part in some of these has …
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Saving money and staying healthy as a PG student
Sometimes it can feel that being a postgraduate student while managing finances is an art form. In current times, it is hard to …
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Travelling abroad: the world outside your studies
Without a doubt one of the best things I’ve done in my time at York was travelling abroad on the 2018 International Study Centre …
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