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    Survey prize winner announced

    We’re delighted to announce the winner of our latest prize draw for the Module Evaluation Survey.

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    Questions mature students should ask

    What should you be thinking about when considering applying for the University of Sunderland in London as an older student? From two classes a week to multiple start dates each year, we're here to help you study without impacting your life.

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    Researching a company before your interview

    You’ve made it past the application phase. The business you’re applying for likes you and thinks you might be a good fit for them. But now you must prove it with an interview. So, how do you get ready for your face-to-face? Preparation is the key to reaching your goals. Find out the things you need to research before you sit down for an interview.

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    Become a School Coordinator in London

    The University of Sunderland Students’ Union is looking for a passionate, enthusiastic student to become our next London School Coordinator.

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    Words to never include in your CV

    CV writing is something of an art. It takes a lot of thought, practice and work to put together the perfect resume. We’ve already discussed the importance of keywording before you apply. Now, we want to take some time to consider the words you should be taking out. Scan through your CV and make sure you get rid of the following.

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    End of lockdown anxiety

    On Monday 5th April the government confirmed the next stage of easing COVID-19 restrictions. While many are excited, it’s understandable for such a big change to cause anxiety and worry. The Health and Wellbeing team help guide you through thoughts you might have as life starts ‘returning to normal.

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    Festivals and fashion

    Eleven people on the BA (Hons) Events and Entertainment Management course have won the chance to be trained by industry experts. Dedicated to helping students with a passion for the festival and fashion event, the competition asked them to share their thoughts on the industries.

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    Writing a personal statement with little experience

    When you apply to study at the University of Sunderland in London, you’ll have to send in a personal statement. This goes a long way to showing off the kinds of things you’ve done that would make you an ideal student to join our community.

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    London Eco Film Festival

    Twelve students from the University of Sunderland in London have been working with the Fair Earth Foundation on the London Eco Film Festival.

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Four steps to problem-solving in group assignments

Problem-solving is something you’ll develop and add to your skill set as a student. That's extra important when working on group assignments. Learning how to do that will not only help you during your time at the University but throughout your working life as well.

Student Mental Health Survey

The University of Sunderland invites all students to take part in their annual Student Mental Health Survey, open for four weeks from Monday 26th October.

Thinking biases

Thinking, or cognitive, biases can be explained as the mistakes we make in our reasoning. They come about when we misinterpret information we’re given in some way. Knowing about the different kinds of biases and the ways they can affect your thinking are important when writing brilliant essays that get your top marks.

Why should I study Events and Entertainment Management?

Fotios Vasileiou is a lecturer at the University of Sunderland in London, teaching our new BA (Hons) Events and Entertainment Management degree. He talks to us about the course, where it can take you and why you should consider applying today.

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