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What is Environment, Law, and Economics at Cambridge? Environment, Law and Economics is a challenging course offered by the University of Cambridge. The course is commonly underestimated and too often compared to “normal” economics, and this guide will teach you what you need to know before you consider apply for this course.
Have you ever wondered what life is like as an Environment, Law and Economics student at Cambridge? Third-year student Tereza Zoumpalova shares her insights into what life is like.
Deciphering the different medical school rankings can be confusing and may interrupt your search for the right university. In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know to help you understand what they mean and review the most recent medical school rankings from two of the biggest providers in the UK.
Preparing for an Oxford PPE Interview may seem difficult, particularly with three new subjects to grapple with. However, it is important to remember that the Interview is aimed at looking for an applicant’s potential for development.
Trying to determine which university you want to study Engineering at? In this guide, we explain the different ranking tables for UK universities and breakdown this year’s rankings for UK engineering universities.
An Economics degree, from a prestigious university, can prepare you for a wide range of career options. There are almost 80 UK universities offering Economics degrees, which equates to many students entering the economics job market each year. In this article, you will discover jobs you can do with an Economics degree.
What is the LNAT, why is it used and how is it scored? The Law National Admissions Test (LNAT) is a 2 hour and 15 minute written test for law students applying to selected UK universities. It is a computer-based test that can be taken at different times with unique questions at each sitting.
Waiting on your LNAT results can be quite an anxious time, we will go over everything you need to know as you await your LNAT results in 2026.
Interested in what you can learn from work experience in medicine? Having the opportunity to do a medical internship is invaluable. Not only will medical interviewers ask you to talk about your experiences in the healthcare environment, but the chance to shadow doctors is the real way to find out if a career in medicine is something that appeals to you.
Read on to find out the truth behind the hierarchy of work experience and what types of placements you should be considering.
How can I get work experience in general practice? The best and easiest way is to ask. Call practices and ask who is the right person to talk to about shadowing a doctor. Be polite, professional and flexible with dates. We have an article here that covers the search for work experience in more detail.
Gaining work experience in the field of medicine is a vital component of applying to medical school. Having relevant work experience will help you decide whether a career in medicine is right for you, and more importantly, gaining work experience in medicine demonstrates to admissions tutors that you are truly committed to the field.
At face value, Oxford and Cambridge are similar institutions: both are world-famous, both are super old, and both are competitive to get into. However, the intricacies of student life and the similarities and differences between the two giants of academia are lesser-known. This guide is dedicated to pitting these two titans against each other to see which (if either) is best.
Writing a Medicine Personal Statement for Oxford? If so, you’re in the right place! In this post, we go through a REAL Personal Statement submitted to UCAS for a candidate wishing to study Medicine at Oxford.
Writing a Law Personal Statement for Cambridge? If so, you’re in the right place! In this post, we go through a REAL Personal Statement submitted to UCAS for a candidate wishing to study Law at Cambridge.
