Peace beats War in ancient rivalry
The Tolstoy Cup is an annual football match between the University of Bradford’s Peace Studies department, and the Department of War Studies at King’s College London. Peace F.C. 5 –…
Grace lives in Bradford: Making Memories
Grace is a Chemistry and Forensic Sciences student from the USA who is spending a semester studying abroad here at the University of Bradford. She has been blogging about her…
Filmmaking: Rachel’s story
Rachel May Noble is a Digital Filmmaking MA student. She has her own blog, where she writes about everything from bath bombs to weigh-ins. I’m currently studying Digital Filmmaking at the…
‘Positive vibes’ from Bradford: An international student’s perspective
Manahil Javed from Pakistan graduated from her MSc Biomedical Sciences degree at Bradford last year. Here she tells us about her experiences during her time here – and what made…
BUSOM present Back to the 80s
I wrote a post a few weeks ago to advertise our tie-dying event to raise money for BUSOM’s (Bradford University Society of Operettas and Musicals) upcoming production of Back to the…
Fitting Salt & Eggs in a Jar – My Work Life Balance
Chris Davey is a PhD researcher in Peace Studies and, as well as writing his own blog, originally wrote this for our Career and Employability Services blog. How would I…
Guaranteed to make you smile: Free hugs!
Bianca Olimpia Drotleff, from Romania, is the UBU Student Ambassador for our School of Management. She is in the first year of her International Business and Management degree. Here she…
Clearing: Share your experience
Did your Bradford journey start through Clearing? Have you secured an awesome graduate job or placement? Have you done an exciting final year project? Have you got involved with the…
Tie-Dye DIY: Ideas for costumes and props
The Bradford University Society of Operettas and Musicals (affectionately known as BUSOM) is currently in the process of rehearsals for our main 2016 production, Back to the 80s, which will…
Diary of a student midwife: Beginning second year
Year two as a student midwife has hit with full force and I have already borrowed more books from the library than I did throughout the whole of my first…
A (different kind of) guide to getting a business placement
I recently secured a placement in Management Consulting, which is why I finally decided to sit down and write about my experience of applying for a placement. In this past…
Banana and Chocolate Smoothie
Katie Beadle is a third year BSc Web Design and Technology student at the University of Bradford. She has her own blog – Rainbow Sunshine Blogs – where she posts…
Career Ambassador
The Careers Service at the University is a great way to get help and advice on work placements, internships and jobs. They offer a range of services including a drop-in CV…
New Year’s Resolutions. Or how to get things done using bullet points and pictures
With just a couple of weeks left of 2015, Human Resource Management student Theodora has some great tips for creating – and sticking to – effective New Year Resolutions.
Join a Society!
The Students’ Union (UBU) is home to sports, societies; media areas and volunteering. There is a wide variety of societies on offer ranging from departmental societies to international and religious…
Sichuan Summer Camp Diaries: Week Three
17 July: Dujiangyan irrigation project We travelled by the high-speed train to the Dujiangyan region. To get the high-speed train, we first had to take the underground metro to reach…
Sichuan Summer Camp Diaries: Week Two
10 July: Leshan Buddha The day started when we left our hotel in the coach and headed for Leshan. It was a few hours drive, and once reaching the town,…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Abbie Bembridge
Abigail Bembridge, or Abbie, studies Pharmacy at Bradford. She’s also a cheerleader, and plays netball and badminton. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Before visiting…
Sichuan Summer Camp Diaries: Week One
3 July 2015: Leeds Bradford airport to Sichuan Friday 3rd July finally came around and we all could not believe this was actually happening – seven of us students from…
Heading for China: Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp
Seven students from the Faculty of Life Sciences spent a fortnight in China studying and living with students from the College of Life Sciences at Sichuan University.
Sichuan Summer Camp: Radhika Dave
Radhika Dave is a second year MSci Forensic and Medical Sciences student. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Ni hao everyone! To visit a country…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Fionnuala Kerry
Fionnuala Kerry, or Fin, is a second year Clinical Sciences student. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Before my trip to China I did not know what to expect…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Majidah Khaliq
Majidah Khaliq, or Myda, is studying Clinical Sciences and is from Halifax, West Yorkshire. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Being able to visit a city…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Umair Ashfaq’s personal reflection
Umair Ashfaq is a second year Pharmacy student from Rochdale, Greater Manchester. Here he reflects on his experience at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp. Experiences Taking part in this summer…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Katty Wadda’s personal reflection
Katty Wadda is a second year Biomedical Science student. Here she reflects on her time at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp. Experiences The opportunity to go to China was a…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Anthony Chan’s personal reflection
Anthony Chan is a second year Biomedical Science student at the University of Bradford. Here he reflects on his experience at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp.
Know Your Time – My Top Tips on Time Management
The exam season is soon to start. With so many “sweet temptations” around the corner – such as Christmas shopping or a nice cuppa under a fuzzy blanket and the…
Pharmacy at Bradford – My Journey
Applying to university can be a daunting experience. Luckily for me, I was instantly drawn to the Pharmacy course at the University of Bradford, and not just because of its…
The End…?
There. Three years of work whittled down into three lever-arch files ready to collect dust on a shelf for an indeterminate amount of years.. The end of an era. I’ve…