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Tuesday, March 29th 2011

Science & Technology

Science and Technology used to be two distinct fields that crossed over on occasion, particularly in the areas of chemistry and physics. Today the lines between these two fields are increasingly blurred and more fascinating than ever before. As such greater numbers of students are considering the combined field either specializing in one area and crossing over into the other or, as a conjoint degree. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, February 8th 2011

Tech Savvy?

Technological change is advancing at warp speed and quite a few universities have been monitoring whether incoming students are keeping up with the pace, and finding that indeed they are. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, February 1st 2011

Ergomania

There is no limit to what you can buy to make repetitive strains a thing of the past. That was true a year ago so ergonomic accessories are not new but the product range is vastly more populated than it was at this time last year. While some of it seems sensible other items are rather extreme and others still, are downright bizarre. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Friday, December 3rd 2010

Top 10 Student Gifts

It’s December and officially the silly season has begun, so what to buy for the starving student on your gift list? Well, most students are technologically switched on and current about cool gadgetry, so to impress you may have to think outside the square. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, October 26th 2010

A career in Environmental Research

Students considering graduate work in environmental studies need not worry they are coming in at the innovative tail end. Environmental research has evolved to include a vastly diverse spectrum of science and research. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, October 12th 2010

The Art of Communication

The ability to communicate is a necessary skill for all students, not just those in a communications major. Many argue that this essential ability is being lost in the world of technology, texting and social networking. Our aptitude to dialogue face-to-face is being replaced by online communications which are less personal, void of emotive engagement and without any of the artful skills employed by body language and inflection. Traditionally these skills were honed in day to day interactions, around the dinner table, during classroom presentations and via debates. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson