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Aelia

Liverpool John Moores University

Psychology and Neuroscience PhD

I am a Psychology student who has been in Liverpool for the past 14 years. I have fallen in love with the city and all it has to offer. I enjoy reading and run my own Book Club as well as being the President of the Book Society. In my free time, I like to try different cafes around the city and travel. 

Ananya

University of Reading

BSc Psychology with Neuroscience

Hey! I’m Ananya, a first-year Psychology with Neuroscience student at the University of Reading.

I know how stressful it can be trying to figure out uni—I've been there! So if you have any questions about student life, courses, accommodation, or just what it’s like living in Reading, feel free to reach out.

Outside of studying, I keep busy with part-time work, student ambassador roles, and anything psychology-related. I also love music, traveling, and grabbing coffee with friends.

Happy to help however I can!

Kiera

University of Glasgow

Neuroscience [BSc/MSci]

Hi! My name is Kiera and I am a 4th year Neuroscience MSci student at the University of Glasgow. Outside of my studies I love to sing and perform on stage in musicals - it is a great way to relax and express myself! I chose to study Neuroscience as I find the complexity of the brain fascinating, and there is so much to learn about on this course. I started on the BSc degree and transferred to the MSci program at the end of 3rd year. Currently, I am completing my work placement year in the Centre for Neurotechnology and Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging. If you are thinking of applying to study Neuroscience or another Life Science degree, please give me a message! I am also happy to answer any questions about the MSci program from current students!

Laura

University of Reading

BSc Psychology with Neuroscience

On A-level results day, I got a slightly lower grade than I was hoping for, and got i to Reading as my Insurance option. Going to the University and Living here are the two things i never regretted. I hope to pursue a career in research relates to areas of the brain. 