University is an adventure waiting to happen and this book will be your guide, offering encouraging and friendly advice to help you navigate the journey like a seasoned backpacker.
Dr Jo Phillips has taught in four different sixth form colleges, then moved into higher education, and has been teaching in universities for the last 15 years. This puts her in a rare position - she's taught not only A-level students but hundreds of undergraduates too. She currently teaches Landscape Architecture at the University of Sheffield. Martin Griffin has 20 years' experience teaching post-16 students, and has been a head of faculty, assistant head teacher and deputy head teacher. He was the director of sixth form at The Blue Coat School and now works with schools and colleges to design and implement character development and mindset programmes.
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The Backpacker's Guide to University is an immersive, helpful roadmap to all aspects of university written by professionals who know what it's like. The experiences and advice shared by the authors relate to the struggles and worries that many students may feel, packaged into an excellent guide for this new journey of life with its solutions and reflections. The inspiring messages and engaging tasks help to develop students' confidence and help them make the most out of their time in university by empowering them to become active participants in their learning. This book makes the prospect of going to university something to be excited about, rather than terrified. It's perfect for new undergraduates and any university students who need a bit of guidance and encouragement.Emily Barber
