UNiBISCUITS

Sitting exams is never easy, but there is no escaping them at university. On this episode, we’ve compiled a few positive tips to help you battle any stress and ease yourself through the exam periods.

Remember, you’ll be the one sitting the exam so you’ve got to take responsibility for your studying!

Music by: The 1975

If your university hasn’t turned out to be what you’d hoped and you’re not enjoying it, the disappointment and subsequent panic can be hard to handle. So what do you do if you don’t like your course/university?

Thank you Cass Hebron for the notes.

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I’m sure I am not alone when I say that it seems as if many of us generally tend to focus most of our energy on what we feel we are lacking in life.

On this episode we explore things that most of us should all be blessed enough to be able to say that we have and thus be happy for.

We so excited to introduce our "Dear Students" segment by Miklol.

Thank you Victoria Puddhephatt for the contribution!

Music: Love for a Child by Jason Mraz https://www.jasonmraz.com/

Finding that balance is, the trickiest part of it all. As someone with very high levels of anxiety and perfectionism, I’ve found out that there are a few things that particularly help and these are tips we discuss on this episode, to help you keep your cool and collected during the deadline season.

Thank you Charlotte❤️

"umop apisdn" is "upside down" spelt upside down with different letters of the alphabet.

On this episode, we explore reasons why you should spare some time to discover the basics – rules, grammar and principles and how they help towards an inclusive campus environment.

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Holidays are meant to be relaxing with the opportunity to spend some quality time with your family, but it can be difficult to unwind properly when you have a lot of revision waiting to be finished.

If you decide that you’re going to dedicate some of the time to making the revisions a bit smaller, there are some things we discuss on this episode that you can do to get out of the most common traps.

Written by: Sofie Lundberg

As members of the student society, we all share in the responsibility of addressing marginalization through advocacy, participation in school political processes that effect student policies, and striving to become more self-aware and more aware of factors that contribute to marginalization and oppression.

To succeed, diversity programs need campus-wide support. However, studies show that even those who value equality may unconsciously behave in discriminatory ways. This is called having an unconscious bias.

On this episode we examine the most common biases and their effects on creating an inclusive campus. And as promised we also briefly explore the impacts of marginalization on campus.

Diversity has a positive impact on all students. In fact, when students identify their college campus as a nondiscriminatory environment, underrepresented students feel a greater sense of belonging.

This episode introduces the Diversity & Inclusion Series where we'll explore the key impacts of marginalization in campus.

There are four types or levels of apprenticeship available. Each level has different entry requirements, and each apprenticeship vacancy will specify what these are, along with the qualities the employer is looking for.

On this episode we find out more about intermediate, advanced and higher apprenticeships and we explore the industries they are offered in.

Content was mainly researched online.