Welcome to another blog post. Today's post is going to be about my optional modules that I have chosen for my third and final year at university. It's actually the first time I've been able to pick modules for my degree, as first and second year were full of compulsory modules. I thought long and… Continue reading Why I Chose My Optional Modules
Tag: Politics
The Ethics Concerning True Crime Content
A couple of weeks ago at the time of writing, controversy within the true crime world stemmed from a creator allowing their patrons to essentially purchase autopsy photos from the heartbreaking case of 11 year old Gannon Stauch. This was obviously an abhorrent state of affairs, and raised concerns about ethics and true crime content.… Continue reading The Ethics Concerning True Crime Content
A Guide to General Elections in the United Kingdom
Welcome to a very different blog post from me. I mentioned last year that I wanted to add different posts to my blog this year and incorporate posts that are somewhat to do with my degree at university. Considering that a General Election is due to happen next year, I thought I would share a… Continue reading A Guide to General Elections in the United Kingdom
Blogmas Day 19: A Guide to Readings at University
If you are a university student, chances are the words 'reading lists' strike some sort of fear and dread in your heart. Being at university though means that readings are inevitable. Whether it's journal articles, textbooks, reports, cases or just your own research, reading is something every student will have to do. Now, with me… Continue reading Blogmas Day 19: A Guide to Readings at University
Module Breakdown – Politics (Power, Freedom and the State)
Over the next few months or so, I will be releasing a post breaking down each module I have done/am doing in my first year of university. This is so as to give an insight to prospective students interested in my degree (Law with Politics) and also because I actually find it fascinating. It's intriguing… Continue reading Module Breakdown – Politics (Power, Freedom and the State)
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