Ramadan takes place on the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims. It’s a time for spiritual reflection, worship and fasting from sunrise to sunset. This year Ramadan is expected to begin on Sunday 10 March, depending on the sighting of the moon, and … Continue reading “Top tips for studying during Ramadan”
Category: STUDENT LIFE
The Open Book Club
World Book Day is just around the corner, and Talking Teesside has teamed up with Robyn and Amy from The Open Book Club to share a few of their recent literary favourites. The Open Book Club founders also share more about their increasingly popular series of monthly book club reading meet-ups and social events. We’re … Continue reading “The Open Book Club”
5 successful businesses you didn’t know got a head start at Teesside University
Enrol > study > graduate > get a job. It’s the traditional route that a lot of us imagine when we think of beginning our careers after university. But, it’s not the only path. Some students and graduates want to go their own way and set up a business for themselves. And, at Teesside University, … Continue reading “5 successful businesses you didn’t know got a head start at Teesside University”
Celebrating Valentine’s Day on a student budget
When Valentine’s Day rolls around, we can put pressure on ourselves to show how much someone means to us with extravagant gestures. But the truth is, romance doesn’t have to break the bank. Here’s just a few ideas for a fun and memorable date night that won’t leave you feeling anxious to check your bank … Continue reading “Celebrating Valentine’s Day on a student budget”
Top tips for staying safe on campus
Teesside University is a safe and inclusive environment, but we can all do more to help look after ourselves and each other. Whether you’re a student going to campus or a member of staff on your way to work, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and know what’s in place. Here are our … Continue reading “Top tips for staying safe on campus”
9 tasty mocktail recipes to enjoy anytime
Why should boozy cocktails have all the fun? With non-alcoholic fizz, beer, cider and even spirits available in bars and on supermarket shelves everywhere, there’s never been a greater choice. Whether you’re hosting a party or just having a chilled night with family or friends, it’s always a good idea to serve up a refreshing … Continue reading “9 tasty mocktail recipes to enjoy anytime”
Checklist for international students after arriving at Teesside University
It’s that time of year again when all of you international students are preparing to say goodbye to your family and friends and embark on new adventures. If you’re anything like me and if you are planning to move to England from abroad, then you’ll understand that establishing a new life away from your familiar … Continue reading “Checklist for international students after arriving at Teesside University”
5 motivational studygram accounts to follow
Aaahh studygram – my Instagram happy place. It’s where stationery addicts, mind map enthusiasts and revision extraordinaires come together to share study tips, organisation advice and encouragement. And as the academic year comes to a start, and we students turn our attention to impending lectures, assessments and exams, that’s exactly what we’re looking for. So, … Continue reading “5 motivational studygram accounts to follow”
Unpacking my summer abroad in Prague
A summer abroad calls for students at this time of year, and Teesside University’s exciting programmes provide opportunities to explore new places, boost skills, build friendships and make some core memories. Here, we join journalism student Ella as she unpacks her trip to Prague… Guest blog: Ella Wilson Ella recently embarked on a new adventure … Continue reading “Unpacking my summer abroad in Prague”
Music studies culminate in a high note for Matty
Thousands of graduates crossed the stage recently at Teesside University to celebrate academic success at the annual graduation ceremonies. This year the graduates rubbed shoulders with renowned television architect George Clarke and leading figure in the UK chemical industry Paul Booth, who became Honorary Graduates. And among the thousands of graduates who are now embarking … Continue reading “Music studies culminate in a high note for Matty”