I don’t just mean nightlife, but overall student life somewhere interesting
Edit: I know everyone has different preferences, I was just looking for other people’s opinions. It wasn’t about what I might like but getting an idea of which uni places people love
Bit of a weird question maybe but are there any pubs in the headingley/hyde park area that have beer gardens with real grass? It just stood out to me as strange that they all have fake grass put down when none of the pubs in my hometown have it
Would you say the atmosphere, people etc are very different? I’m (22) planning to go to either Uni of Leeds or Sheffield and would be living there for 3yrs. I’ve visited both but would like to hear others opinions on it as I’m struggling to decide
Would you say the atmosphere, people etc are very different?
I’m (22) planning to go to either Uni of Leeds or Sheffield and would be living there for 3yrs. I’ve visited both but would like to hear others opinions on it as I’m struggling to decide. I love Sheffield’s vibe and appearance, but prefer the course at Leeds
I (22) have an english and history degree and hope to get onto a 1+3 studentship in sociology (funded masters and PhD). Will I be at a disadvantage having not done sociology at undergraduate level? (UK)
I want to go into social research in government, NGOs or academia after completion of my PhD
I’m hoping to get onto a fully funded 1+3 sociology studentship but my degree is in English and History. Will this significantly harm my chances?
It’s in Edinburgh
Duties:
Reception
Cleaning
Housekeeping
Aware this isn’t a massive issue but I think it touches on something that’s always bothered me. There’s a local film group near me and being rlly into film I went to look into it. Only thing is, all the films they advertise going to are mostly
heterosexual romantic films which I mainly find dull. Why do we only have to watch films specifically targeted at what the industry thinks women want? Why can’t we watch general films that are often of much better quality and depth? It’d still be a “girls group” because we’re all women
It’s not uncommon for gender to be more enforced in single sex groups, but it always makes me feel like I’m having to perform being a woman in a certain way
I (22F) don’t experience much sexual attraction until I form a relationship with them/get to know their personality, and even then it’s not a very intense feeling. It’s more a romantic attraction, but I experience attraction in the same way with men. I see these women as more gender neutral than anything even if they fully identify as cis women (not saying that’s correct, it’s just the truth). I also see myself in a more gender neutral way despite identifying as a woman.
A prime example of my type is Dominga (calls herself daddy) from orange is the new black. However, I looked on reddit and there were lots of people saying that straight women are attracted to her because of how masculine and androgynous she is. This makes me worry I see them more as a transmasc type character (their character could definitely be read that way), instead of a woman
I have been sort of attracted to feminine women before but never romantically and only if they’re involved in sm sort of kink I’m interested in
I’d get my masters and PhD. It sounds like an amazing career suited to my interests and abilities
I (22) know the industry is highly competitive, but I plan to do everything I can to secure a position. By not pursuing a Journalism degree I’ll also have teaching, NGO work etc to hopefully fall back on. I love both subjects and have offers from good unis. I plan to do an NCTJ with News Associates after my degree
I was thinking being with someone in an open/polyamorous relationship or having shared kinks/fetishes might work? Would that be enough? I still think I wouldn’t want to have sex more than a couple times a month if that
I have a humanities degree. Looking for careers I can do that only ask for a degree. Based in the UK
I’d really like to know. If you could also say which degree you did, that’d also be helpful