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  • Ailsa

    University of Strathclyde
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
    Hi! I am a fourth year Psychology and Counselling student from London. The most significant aspect of my journey to Strathclyde was that a few years ago, I was enrolled at a different university, on an entirely different course than I am now. I can completely resonate with feelings of being unsure of your future, your direction, and not knowing where you can go to ask questions freely. In my latter years of school, I felt like there was no significant pull to any which subject or university, and so when starting university, I struggled to know whether I had made the right choice. When I started to feel as though Psychology was more what I wanted to study, I felt at first like I had no options, and had gone in the wrong direction for my future with no way to redirect myself. I then realised that this experience was valuable, as I learnt about myself, and what I wanted in a university, course, and campus. Strathclyde was my number one university from the moment I looked into it as for me, it ticked all my boxes. I reapplied to UCAS and here I am now! As for my course, I started feeling as though Psychology and Counselling would suit me as in addition to my interest in multiple strands of psychology, including Neuropsychology and Behaviourism specifically, I believe mental health is an increasingly important topic of discussion. I feel very strongly that current education and resources provided, particularly to young people, require critical improvement that is long overdue. I chose a degree within which I can take my first steps towards entering a profession, such as a counsellor, where I can contribute to the fight for mental health support. For now though, I am enjoying being a student at the University of Strathclyde!

  • AKHIL

    University of Chester
    MA Social Work
    I’m a passionate social work student aspiring to specialise in adult social work. My goal is to support and empower individuals to overcome challenges, regain independence, and lead fulfilling lives. I’m deeply committed to advocating for dignity, equality, and access to essential resources.. If you’re planning to study at Chester and have questions about the course, university life, or anything else, I’m here to help and support you on your journey!

  • Beca

    Bangor University
    Sociology and Social Policy
    Haia, fy enw yw Beca, rey’n myfyriwr Cymdeithaseg a pholisi chymdeithasol yma ym Mangor. Byddaf yn hapus i ateb unrhyw gwestiynnau am y brifysgol, y cwrs, bywyd myfyrwyr neu unrhyw beth arall!

  • Brigitte

    University of Plymouth
    BA (Hons) Social Work (Full-time)
    I am aware starting your university journey may seem daunting and perhaps lonely. Myself, having had moved to Plymouth from London can understand some of the concerns or fears around university life but hopefully my experience can ease some of your anxiety :) I'm in my 1st year of social work and so far it's been an interesting learning experience! My placements have been very insightful and inspiring for my journey in social work, at this moment my interest is around working in children's services but im still enjoying exloring my placement with adults. My previous studies being A-Level Psychology, Sociology and BTEC Health & Social Care has definetely contributed to my interest in this career path as I am intrigued in both sociological and psychological aspects of individuals with my favorites being around biopsychology and adverse childhood experiences. The best thing about this degree is that it's extremely broad so there's an interest for everyone. for example, it covers subjects from the medical field, law, sociology, education and psychology which gives you unlimited opportunities to explore in the future and plenty of career choices!

  • Büşra

    Bournemouth University
    Doctor of Philosophy - Faculty of Health and Social Sciences
    Hi! I am an occupational therapist, and a first year student at Bournemouth University. I like reading books, watching comedies and science-fiction movies. It is a pleasure for me to travel sometimes when I have the opportunity.

  • Courtney

    University of Hertfordshire
    Health, nursing, midwifery and social work
    Hi! This is Courtney. I'm happy to share my experiences about studying Child Nursing at Herts with you! I can tell you about the course structure and teaching styles, facilities on campus, and social activities. If your question is not about Child Nursing please choose the relevant buddy to speak to, or email ask@herts.ac.uk for more help. Please note, I am unable to help with the specifics of your application. Thanks!

  • Ella

    Rose Bruford College
    Theatre & Social Change BA (Hons)
    Hey! My name’s Ella and I’m in my final year at Rose Bruford. I study Theatre and Social Change but also completed the 6 month Acting Foundation course, so this will be my fourth year here. I am particularly interested in theatre for young audiences, sensory theatre, and directing! Ask me anything and I’ll do my best to help :)

  • Emily

    Bournemouth University
    BA (Hons) Social Work
    Hi I'm Emily! I’m a third year Social Work Student, I’m passionate about social justice. Last year I was the choreographer of the ballet team so please feel free to ask any sports / societies related questions too!

  • Eniola

    University of Essex
    Social Work
    In the future, I envision a fulfilling career as an adult worker dedicated to guiding and supporting young youth offenders. My passion for making a positive impact aligns with my strong sense of faith, as I am a woman of God. This commitment to both my professional path and spiritual beliefs drives me to contribute meaningfully to society. My eagerness to learn and my genuine desire to help others shape my journey towards creating a positive impact on the lives of young individuals in need.

  • Hannah

    Lancaster University
    Social Work
    Hi, I'm Hannah, a third year Social Work student from Huddersfield. I'm currently living away from home and enjoy spending time with friends, going to the gym and watching Liverpool play! :)

  • Hui Xin

    University of Strathclyde
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
    Hi! I'm an international student from Singapore currently studying a joint honours degree course at Strathclyde. I chose to study here at quite the last minute because I changed my mind about what I wanted to pursue and Strathclyde allows me to do joint honours for a combination of subjects which is not offered by most universities. I have been really enjoying my classes so far and I am looking forward to my remaining years ahead at university! Feel free to ask me questions about being an international student, student life, or what it's like in Glasgow :D

  • Izzy

    University of Lincoln
    Health and Social Care - BSc (Hons)
    Hi, I’m Izzy, I am in my second year of Health and Social Care at the University of Lincoln. I am currently the course representative for my cohort. I enjoy watching and performing in musical theatre, singing, playing the flute and alto saxophone, I am also teaching myself the clarinet. In the future I want to be an educational psychologist. I am happy to answer any questions surrounding my experiences, my course (health and social care), the facilities on campus, student life and social activities.
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