Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Manchester how to live your best student life University of Manchester Careers Blog
Manchester how to live your best student life University of Manchester Careers Blog Written by Callum McAvan, Student Communications and Marketing Assistant at the Careers Service. Manchesters got everything except a beach â" Ian Brown, The Stone Roses Heâs not wrong. Whether itâs on your course, at the University, or beyond, your time at Manchester is a cornucopia of opportunity. My advice to you would be grab those opportunities with both hands. After all, theyâll make great stories to bore people with once your time at Uni is little more than a set of memories. Find your study spot Acquainting yourself with the Universityâs campus is absolutely top of the list when it comes to priorities. Across the main campus youâll see a mix of historic and modern buildings, nearly all of which will have little hotspots where you can set yourself in for some serious studying. Often, your first port of call will be the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, or the Main Library. That being said, unless youâre an early bird (a distinctly rare occurrence amongst the student population) then good luck finding any free computers. My recommendation would be to venture a bit further afield; try Mansfield Cooper which is just short walk from the AGLC, or the John Rylands Library, with its stunning architecture. Find your special nook to study in, no matter where that is, because it does the world of good to have a place where you can be in work mode. Late night essay writing on your bed ainât it, chief. Take a break Studying is important, itâs why youâre at University. Letâs be real though, itâs more than just the University that brought you to this city. Itâs important to take breaks from your studies, switch off and let live. After all, Manchester has almost everything â" Ian Brown knows his stuff. Gigs? Weâve got that. Bars? Weâve got that. Art? Weâve got that. Beautiful countryside just a short train journey away? Weâve even got that. No matter how you want to enjoy your time, Manchester has it, and thereâs many like-minded people just a stoneâs throw away (but dont throw stones, thats not nice) Get to know The Careers Service Youâre reading this so you probably know that we exist! Step one complete. Well, let me tell you weâre here to help you with everything from part-time jobs, CVs and placements to enterprise and entrepreneurship. No matter what your query, we can either help, or direct you to someone who can. You can find out more on our website and through CareersLink our portal for jobs, events and more. Alternatively, come speak to us at The Atrium, First Floor, University Place. Discover how you learn Study time is important, but with the best will in the world all those hours at the desk are wasted if you donât retain any of that information. You wouldnât build a house without solid foundations, nor should you study without those foundations. Invest time in yourself, what makes all of the information youve been told stick in your mind? How can you best prepare for essays and exams? Learn how you learn and it all falls into place after that, with a bit of hard work. Try something new University has so much to offer beyond your course, so take advantage! Whether itâs joining a society, volunteering to help a cause you feel passionate about or getting involved with the Studentâs Union, there will be something to catch your eye. Also, itâs always a good idea to visit one of our fairs, and scope out what your options are for your future career. All Make The Most of Manchester Undergraduate international students make the most of manchester manchester made me students
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