OU Student use of Twitter
An AL, and OU doctoral student, discusses Twitter; why OU students might find it useful; and some thoughts on the recent #OUResults hashtag.
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Time to Celebrate (Together) / Amser i Dathlu (gyda ein gilydd)
Results Celebration Event for students in Wales - a collaboration between the Open University in Wales and the Open University Students Association
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President’s Blog – 29 July 2022
Thank you and goodbye
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It’s Never Too Late To Start Studying
Would I recommend studying with the Open University as a mature (mature!) student? Absolutely. Go for it. The OU also offers excellent support to study.
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CEC Achievements 2020 – 2022
A reflection on the achievements of the OU Students Association CEC's term in office, by Hanna Silk (Wales Rep) and Kate Wells (International Rep).
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Achievements in student representation
A reflection on the huge strides in representation at the Association in the last student leadership team term.
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President’s Blog – 15 and 22 July 2022
Almost... Done...
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Understanding Yourself: Time for reflection!
Take time to review/reflect and celebrate your amazing achievements with this self coaching session from the Open University's PLA (Personal Learning Service).
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The role of a British Psychological Society Student Ambassador
British Psychological Society (BPS) champion acting as a representative for the OU Psychology student cohort in England.
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Student Voice Week 2022 is on its way, and we need your help!
Become a Student Voice Week Ambassador and help the OU create and design this year's event!
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My first visit to The Open University Campus
Deputy President of the Students Association Ian Cheyene, writes about his journey from Aberdeen to visit the OU Campus ten years ago.
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My experience of the Association as a first year Psychology undergraduate
My experiences of the OU Students Association have been positive, engaging and very friendly.
