UCAS explained | All you need to know about applying to university

At Roehampton, we know the UCAS application process can be daunting, stressful and nerve wracking. We have created a simple guide that gives you the information you need (with a few helpful tips) to make the process of applying as straight forward as possible. 1. When can I start my application to go to university…

Tharusha’s Journey as a Computer Science Student at Roehampton

Hi there! I’m Tharusha Sachindra Peramunagamage Don, a second-year Computer Science student at the University of Roehampton, soon to start my third year. I’m excited to share my experiences and insights from this incredible journey. Why did you choose to study this degree at Roehampton?  I chose Roehampton because the course content aligns perfectly with…

Morteza’s Experience as a Computer Science Student at Roehampton

Hi! I’m Morteza Raeesdana, and I’m thrilled to share my experiences as a second-year Computer Science student at the University of Roehampton. What is your favourite thing about studying for this degree?  I decided to study Computer Science at Roehampton because I wanted to delve into the academic side of IT after gaining a few…

Special Baby: Special Needs | Syeda Khanom

Syeda Khanom is an alumnus of Roehampton. In celebration of the publication of her new book titled: Special Baby: Special Needs, we interviewed her about her experiences at Roehampton. More information about the book can be found here. What did you study at Roehampton and which year did you graduate? I studied MA Special and…

What I have been up to since graduating from the University of Roehampton

Rivka Benarroch studied PGCE Secondary History and the MA Education Leadership and Management within the School of Education at Roehampton. We caught up with her to find out what she’s been up to since she graduated. What have you done since leaving Roehampton? I officially graduated with my master’s in Education Leadership and Management in…

Writing your Personal Statement

A personal statement is 4,000 characters about you and why you deserve a place on your chosen course at the University of Roehampton. It is a key part of the UCAS application process, a chance for you to showcase your academic achievements and extracurricular activities.   For tips and the dos and don’ts, carry on…

Women in Engineering

We spoke to Harriet Bell, an MEng Civil Engineer graduate, about her experience studying civil engineering at university and what her career has looked like since graduating in 2023. During Harriet’s time at university, she completed various summer internships and received an award for her exceptional performance and dedication to civil engineering. Harriet now works…

Graduation September 2024 – Graduation Etiquette

What do I wear? The dress code for graduation is formal/semi-formal, so whatever that means to you! We do recommend taking into consideration when choosing your outfit that the gowns are thick and heavy, and the auditorium can get warm, you will also be required to walk up the stairs to the auditorium and across…

Lactophenol Cotton Blue (LPCB) Staining Food Science Practical with our BSc Nutrition and Health students for the Microscopic Examination and Identification of Fungi

At the University of Roehampton, London our Nutrition and Health students participated in a hands-on practical session focusing on the microscopic examination and identification of fungi using Lactophenol Cotton Blue (LPCB) staining. This vital staining technique, which combines the clearing properties of lactophenol with the staining abilities of cotton blue, allowed students to observe the…

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…