I’m a second year BSc Food Science and Technology student at Cardiff Met – so it’s safe to say that I am a big foodie! Here’s my list of 6 of the best places for students to eat in Cardiff.
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There is more to Cardiff than just campus and the city centre – Cardiff Bay has plenty to offer students too. Here are a few of my favourite things to do there.
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At the start of December I was able get involved in the filming of Cardiff Met’s Christmas in Cardiff video – and I had an awesome time in doing so!
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One of Cardiff’s most vibrant and diverse areas is just a short walk from Llandaff Campus – here’s my student guide to Canton!
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I have made some wonderful Halloween memories at Cardiff Met – here’s how you can have a great Halloween at Uni…
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It can be hard to follow a healthy eating regime at uni, but as a human nutrition and dietetics student, I know that it’s still so important to try!
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Just because you’ve moved away from Mum and Dad’s homemade meals doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice healthy foods. Here’s my Fresher’s Guide to Shopping!
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Cardiff student nightlife has a lot to offer. If you love to dance, enjoy your 2-4-1 cocktails, or prefer a good natter in the seating area, listen up for my top recommendations!
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If you’re starting uni in September and can’t decide between catered or self-catered halls, here are my tips on how to choose.
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Jess explains why Roath’s Milgi is her favourite student-friendly Cardiff restaurant, while our other bloggers share their picks.
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University is probably one of the first times that you’ll have to cook and shop for yourself on a full time basis. Having to juggle all of your own cooking, cleaning, washing up and food shopping, as well as studying and balancing a social life can be pretty daunting. It’s so easy to forget that some ‘chores’ like cooking, can actually be fun, sociable and inexpensive!
Read More → I looked into how much a slow cooker cost, and found one on Gumtree for just £5. I decided it was worth the investment risk, and have never looked back – it’s essentially the perfect piece of equipment for cooking cheap and easy meals whilst at University.
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