Student Life

Find out what it’s like to study at The Bartlett by reading our student blogs. All of our blogs are written by our students, in their own words on topics that interest them.

Finding a job after university

You’ve finished your exams and you’re about to graduate… now what? MArch Architecture graduate Shaunee shares her top tips for job seeking post university.

Student taking picture with her camera phone in a museum

Adapting to a new environment

In this blog, Architectural student Anita gives us her top tips for helping navigate the pressures of studying in a new environment away from home.

How to make the most out of your first week at UCL

Arriving at university for the first time is exciting, but also hectic! In our latest blog, Ekta breaks down how to make the most out of your first week.

A student’s guide to working a part-time job

Working a job alongside your studies not only provides the opportunity to boost your bank balance, but is also a great chance to gain work experience and develop desirable skills that graduate employers hunt for.

Finding quiet spots around campus for time out

Whether you wish to read a book, meditate, journal or simply just relax with friends, Anastasia provides you with a quiet space for time out in our latest blog.

93% - The working-class student club tackling social mobility in Higher Education

Finley Wright, the 93% Club's marketing and communications director, explains the 93% Club at UCL, its driving principles, long-term goals, and the #StateSchoolProud campaign.

Celine, student blogger, enjoying an ice cream with a friend

How to make friends at university

One part of university life that many people wonder about before arriving is how to make friends. Although this can seem intimidating, meeting new people can also be exciting and there are plenty of opportunities to get to know the people around you.

Budgeting as a student in London

Whether you rely on a maintenance loan, bursaries, parental support or part-time work a budget is essential. Read Harry's advice on how to budget as a student in London.