UEA International Student Ambassadors

The weather has been much nicer for the past few weeks although there were still bits of rain over the past few days but that does not stop us from enjoying the outdoor weather. Its the end of June and most of us students will have to face our examination results. Of which definitely none of us wants to see/hear/know about our examination results. This especially goes out to the final year students including myself. STRESSED OVER RESULTS?? THEN   ■Drink water, 8 glasses a day. ■Eat fruit and vegetables every day; however I do recommend bananas as they stimulate brain activity. ■Using exercise for stress relief is a good way to keep your body active and healthy. ■Get into the routine of a healthy diet and eating all 3 courses, breakfast, lunch and tea. ■Reduce consumption of sugary products and caffeine. ■Get enough sleep. ■Avoid alcohol, cigarettes and drugs. For more information visit http://howto-relievestress.com/how-to-relieve-stress/ Relieving s

It is well understood that Brazil has great ambitions. As we see the country develop into a truly international hub for business and tourism, so we have seen an increase in the amount of Nationals travelling to other parts of the world. Be it for business, pleasure or the pursuit of knowledge. I have been studying at UEA for nigh on three years; however, there is a sincere lack of the ‘Brazilian Pride’ that is so prominent in other parts of the country. Only last week, I was wolfing down a plate full of Feijoada whilst watching a troupe of Capoeiristas performing by the locks in Camden Town. In actuality, within the vicinity of UEA, we are a breed that is relatively rare; with only a dozen full time students haling from our tropical nation. Our plan is to change that. As Brazilian Ambassador my role is to liaise with potential students, handling any queries or concerns they may have with regards to student life in the U.K. and Norwich. I will also be answering any questions