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What I have learnt from first year!

Posted by sd389 in Geography on October 16, 2016

As many of you know, I’m a second year undergraduate who studies geography. Geography is an intense course because we have a large amount of reading we get assigned. For those non-geographers, yes we do read and not just colour in maps. As I entered second year, I reflected back on my first year to see how I can improve […]

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Freedom – or not

Posted by Caroline in Geography on January 11, 2015

Freedom: I moved back to Uni this week and have enjoyed a great sense of freedom and control that I have found comes with living alone. At home there are multiple distractions and temptations that sway me from my intended routine – like TiVo,  Hula Hoops, our piano and the ladybirds that decided to hibernate […]

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Exam advice for Geographers

Posted by Caroline in Geography on January 1, 2015

Exams are only a few weeks away  so here are a few tips from my own experience to succeeding in geography exams. I don’t know how different geography exams are to other subjects, however some aspects of this post may be beneficial to those studying other degrees. If you are like me, a person who […]

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Geography Society safari-themed bar crawl!

10 tips for Freshers studying Geography at Leicester

Posted by Caroline in Geography on August 9, 2014

With A level results day coming up, thousands of young people, at the opening of an envelope or a click of a button, will be magically transformed into Freshers. Having being in the position myself less than a year ago, I remember all too well that nervous-excited feeling when you find out you are definitely going to […]

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