After graduating with a BSc Computer Science from the University of Roehampton, Dexter Rowland reflects on balancing his studies with full-time work, putting his computing skills into practice and sharing what he learned with students earlier in their Roehampton journey. Sharing his experience with other Computing students Towards the end of his degree, Dexter had…
Author: Ashley Leboho
How to find a part-time job while studying
Finding a part-time job alongside your studies can be a useful way to earn some extra money and help with the cost of university. But the benefits don’t stop there. Part-time work can also help you gain experience, build your confidence and develop skills that can be useful long after you graduate. If you’re thinking…
From Graduate to Intern: My journey to securing an internship
Digital media graduate Ranjetha Ravichandran walks us through her story in obtaining an internship with the help of the Roehampton careers team Many young people these days struggle to get themselves into their respective careers – and I can say I’m no exception. My story isn’t unique, it’s one many can relate to. It’s difficult…
From Student Ambassador to Marketing Intern: My Roehampton careers service success story
Me! A graduate and marketing intern at Roehampton University and that’s a big thanks to the careers service. So let me take you on the journey of how I got here. An ambitious undergraduate enrolled at the university, getting a notification pop up on my screen ‘want to become a student ambassador: apply here’. Little…
How to tackle the Cost-of-living Crisis as a university student
Student Journalist Izabell’s insight on the cost of living at uni. The average UK University student spends about £1,142 a month on living expenses. This may sound like a lot at first, but you should still be able to make ends meet and enjoy yourself while you’re studying. With a little planning and balance, you…
My top three highlights from studying Journalism at Roehampton
Final-year BA Journalism student Izabell Bessell looks back on her time at Roehampton, sharing the top three highlights that have shaped her university experience 1. St Martin in the Fields Event My course gave me the chance to attend a few events during my studies, which enhanced my knowledge of journalism as well as helped…
A student’s guide to Roehampton’s Sir David Bell Building
I’m Izabell, a final-year Journalism student, and here’s my guide to the Sir David Bell Building! Whether you’re considering studying here or just want to see what’s inside, I’ll tell you some of my favourite spaces and the fantastic facilities available throughout the building. The Sir David Bell Building is located on Roehampton’s Digby Stuart…
Roehampton supports your career from day one
Choosing a university isn’t just about what you’ll study – it’s about where that degree can take you. At the University of Roehampton, career support starts from your very first year and continues long after you graduate, helping you build confidence, experience and clarity about your future. Support from the moment you arrive You’ll have the opportunity to meet our Student Futures…
Courtney’s journey as an Adult Nursing student at Roehampton
We spoke to Courtney Larkin-Wilson, a second-year BSc Adult Nursing student at the University of Roehampton, about what it’s really like to study Nursing. From simulation suites and placements to the support she’s received throughout her degree, here’s her honest experience. Why I chose Roehampton When I was looking at universities, I wanted the best of both worlds: hands-on clinical training alongside a campus that felt…