As we’ve already gone through some Facebook (Frequently) Asked Questions with Part 1 , this Part 2 will give some further answers to other questions I am often asked in regards to how life as a student at Edinburgh Napier University was.
1. Did you pay University fees/How much did you pay to attend Edinburgh Napier University? Read the rest of this entry »
Hi there everyone..!
It has been a while since the last time I wrote something. I actually thought that I would have had nothing else to say, however, I thought it would have been interesting writing something more about what happened after my graduation last June.
Right after graduation I actually flew to NYC for an amazing internship with a production company. During my time in NYC I met so many great people and learnt so much about one of my favourite industries (films & motion pictures) and had the time to read more about it during my commuting time. Useless to say, it was absolutely unforgettable and I am just so grateful for such an amazing opportunity 🙂
The only reason why I managed to do something like this during the summer was because Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: grad jobs, grad student, grad traineeship, job hunt, life after graduation, Lund University, masters, MSc, Sweden
Credits to: https://www.facebook.com/EdinburghNapierUniversity
One week to go. ONE WEEK TO GO! This does not even sound real! My friends and family are gonna join me from Italy, Scotland and US and I truly can’t believe this moment is almost here. Everything is ready: my gown, photography and evening buffet for my guests. I feel excited just thinking about next week, but at the same time I have that bittersweet feeling that makes me realise that I’m gonna have to leave both Edinburgh and Edinburgh Napier. This makes me so sad I can’t even explain! However, I’m sure I’ll always keep in touch through the Alumni community, which kind of makes me feel better 🙂
As many of you are (or will be) in my same situation very soon, I reckon you are going through my same concerns: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 2013, Carlotta, dates, edinburgh, Edinburgh City of, Edinburgh Napier, Edinburgh Napier University, graduation, Italy, Lund University, Royal Mile, scotland, undergraduate study
Credits to: http://www.guyedwardes.com/scottish_highlands_workshop.php
It can be very frustrating feeling like travelling and not being able to afford it. However, there are many free tours out there. It is important to be aware that many tours that are advertised as ‘free’ actually mean that at the end you’re gonna be asked to leave a donation. So technically you could just leave and not pay, however it is not nice custom to do so…so make sure you’ve got at least a fiver (or whatever you think the tour was worth it) not to be surprised at the end!
As you may want to visit specific places around Scotland e.g.
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Tags: Aberdeen, aviation, edinburgh, free, glencoe, hairy coo, highlands, Inverness, Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Royal Mile, scotland, Shetland, Skye, student budget, Tour guide, tours, Travel and Tourism
If there is one sure thing about Edinburgh, is that it won’t let you down in terms of entertainment! As it is commonly known as the city of festivals, Edinburgh has events for every age and interest all year round, so today I’m gonna give you my breakdown list!
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Tags: A702 road, architecture, aviation, awards, Beltane Fire Festival, building, Calton Hill, edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, emma watson, Film Festival, free, Hogmanay, New Year's Eve, Royal Mile
If you are getting ready to move to Edinburgh to begin your studies at Edinburgh Napier, you should be aware of the campuses that the University has for all the different faculties. The easiest way to get around is with Lothian Buses, and I’ll list the most common bus numbers right after every campus. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: edinburgh, Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Napier, Edinburgh Napier University, Faculty of Health, Jack Kilby, Merchiston, scotland, Sighthill Campus, Social science, Technical support
What would it be your first move in trying to find an internship? What would you Google, and what wouldn’t you?
In my previous blog post I mentioned that Edinburgh Napier offers the chance to get an internship as part of the degree only to some courses (as an elective module), so either if you won’t choose that as a module or if you don’t have such chance within your programme you should start preparing to approach companies to ask for work experience. So where to start? This is my top 10 list of things to do while looking for an internship, so here we go: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: companies, Curriculum vitae, edinburgh, Edinburgh Napier, Edinburgh Napier University, europe, Experience, Google, Internship, interview, LinkedIn, Merchiston, resume, uk, usa, work, YouTube
Edinburgh
Since it’s getting warmer here in the burgh I thought it was a good idea to write a blog post about some good free attractions that can make your staying in Edinburgh even more enjoyable!
Are you ready? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Calton Hill, edinburgh, free, Free Attractions, National Museums Scotland, Princes Street Gardens, Royal Mile, scotland, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Scottish Parliament
The Meadows during Spring!
Hi there chaps!
I guess many of you are very happy about the beginning of Easter Break this week 🙂 I will mostly spend my break on editing my dissertation, BUT when you’ll start your career as a student here in Edinburgh don’t miss out this breakdown list – or you’ll regret it!
1. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: apply, Arthur's Seat Edinburgh, Bruntsfield, Bruntsfield Links, Easter, edinburgh, Holland, Meadows, Princes Street, Pub crawl, Spring break, study edinburgh, to do