If you aren’t from Scotland and came to study here, you probably heard plenty of exciting stories about the highlands. You might be thinking about visiting them – and you should. However, the Highlands are a rather large area, so it can be tricky to plan your first trip. This post is here to help […]
Scotland was voted the “most beautiful country in the world” 2019 by the voters of Rough guide travelling website. They described us as having “wild beaches, deep lochs and craggy castles” that “are some of the most wonderful and beautiful sights in the world”. If you are coming to study in Scotland you have come […]
Scotland contributed to the world some groundbreaking inventions. Watt’s steam engine, telephone, pedal bicycle, and television, to name a few. There are some grand engineering achievements here too, few of which we visited with the photographic society today.
Having fun while learning is the key to enjoy Uni.
Freezing worries and misery in the UK’s largest national park.
Visiting the Glen Nevis and some stunning mountains nearby.
Dundee is officially promoted as “One City, Many Discoveries,” and since one of my mottos is to make the most of the place I am currently staying in, I took it as a challenge. Here’s a list of cool places I discovered so far:
Dundee recently gained a world-class museum of design. Exciting times! Tons of news articles and press releases, it was hard to miss the news of the first Victoria and Albert museum opening outside London. But what does it mean to us, UoD students?
Visiting some amazing points of interest of the north-west Scotland in an epic road-trip.
University can be, and should be, an amazing, enjoyable experience. Here’s my take on how to make it happen.