Hello Everyone! I’m Mariam, a first year Adult Nursing student based at the Croydon campus. This is a day in my life as a commuting student. Typically my day begins with a prayer then I usually do a home workout to give me a boost of energy in the morning. I have my breakfast, my…
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What to Expect on your Graduation Day
What time should I arrive at the venue? Please arrive an hour and a half before your ceremony to allow ample time to collect your gown, have your photo taken, buy any merchandise, speak to our brilliant careers and alumni teams, and find your seat. Students for ceremonies 1 and 5 (9:30 am start), please…
Graduation September 2024 | Frequently Asked Questions
When is Graduation? Our upcoming Autumn Graduation ceremonies will be held on 19th and 20th September. Ceremonies are allocated by school. Your invitation will confirm this. Our full list of ceremonies is as follows:Thursday 19th September– Ceremony 1, 09:30am: Partner Institutions– Ceremony 2, 12:15pm: Life and Health Sciences– Ceremony 3, 15:15pm: Arts, Humanities and Social…
4 Things to Add to your Diet | MSc Clinical Nutrition Alumna, Clémence Cleave
We are constantly being told to eat less meat, fear sugar, mind the ultra-processed food, but we need a variety of food so we can function and thrive. So how about, rather than focusing on what to avoid, we focus on WHAT TO EAT MORE OF. Here are 4 ideas to give your diet a…
Mother’s microbiome shapes baby’s health | MSc Clinical Nutrition student, Monica Chander
You might have heard that antibodies are passed from mother to baby during pregnancy through the bloodstream and placenta. But did you know that a mother’s microbiome might also shape a baby’s immune system, protecting it from harmful pathogens and infections? In fact, your microbiome could have an impact on the chances of your baby…
Exploring Homelessness in South London: Dr Melissa Jogie’s Groundbreaking Research
Dr Melissa Jogie, an Associate Professor at the School of Education, University of Roehampton, has been conducting impactful research on homelessness in London. Her journey began with a BIG South London Innovation Voucher (£5K) partnership with Sutton Night Watch Homeless Charity, which kickstarted her research interest in homelessness. This fruitful collaboration has since blossomed, with…
Roehampton Futures Award Ceremony 2024 – Celebrating our Students
On Tuesday 28 May 2024, Roehampton came together to celebrate a remarkable group of students who have shown great dedication to their future careers. Whether it’s getting involved in community service, engaging in extracurricular activities, balancing term-time employment or participating in Roehampton leadership roles and projects, these students have shown determination and optimism throughout their…
Professional Services and Colleges Staff Awards – 5th June 2024
Returning for a second year, staff came together from across the university for the Professional Services and Colleges Staff Awards. This year the event took place on 5th June in Southlands with colleagues enjoying a fantastic BBQ provided by Elior in the Quad before moving to the Chapman Hall for the ceremony. There was a…
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) at University of Roehampton
Interested in studying one of our new sustainable engineering and technology programmes? Imbedded into each of these courses are the UNs 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ensuring you’ll graduate with a professional understanding of sustainability in the built environment. These interconnected goals address global challenges, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation,…
Transitioning to University
Here are some of our top tips for students that are transitioning to university! Get Organised Early: Familiarise yourself with your class schedule, campus layout, and important dates. Use a planner or digital calendar to keep track of assignments, exams, and social events. Attend Orientation: Participate in all orientation activities. This is a great opportunity…
Spotlight on my research | Dr Olah Hakim
Could you briefly tell us who you are and what you teach at the University of Roehampton? My name is Olah Hakim and I am a lecturer in Nutrition and Health at the University of Roehampton where I teach mainly on the modules Physiology and Metabolism and Nutrition of Population Groups. How long have you…
A career as a dietitian in the NHS | Amana Irshad
I am a gastroenterology dietitian working in an NHS Trust hospital. My journey started off with the BSc Nutrition and Health degree at the University of Roehampton. Having developed a keen interest in healthcare and nutrition since completing my degree, I knew that a career in dietetics would provide me with the tools to reach…
