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All throughout the year, the university had 2 events related to careers, out of which not even one event had companies that recruit or hire for jobs related to my field.

I chose this university based on its ranking in my field and based on how they had advertised their teaching and course curriculum. Overall, the experience has been decent with respect to academics, but not that great when it comes to marking for exams/ assignments.

Many MNCs visit the company, and the university has its own careers page website where other companies list their jobs, and that’s how I chose a job.  The average salary is around $25,000.

I didn’t opt for any research.

In terms of placement, you have to search and apply for jobs on your own. Though the university helps and guide you properly for each and every steps related to job search, making CVs and how to prepare for interview, the university also have these career fairs where multiple companies comes and have their stalls and informs students to job process. Average salary starts from 25000 pounds also depends on roles and sector.

The overall experience was great and it really developed me a lot, in terms of way of thinking, positive mindset and how to create a good work culture and environment. The course gave me a lot of learning and some very good and big projects including team work and individual aspects of striking them. There were some challenges and problems too, but with the support of faculties and a good environment, I tackled everything and successfully completed everything with so much of excitement and experience.

Pretty good. Don't have a number. But the Uni is 7th in UK when it comes to graduate employment. Better to take courses with Placement - average GBP 20k. But you can apply for graduate schemes (30k avg) and graduate roles (>30k) which are more competitive. However, you can apply for other jobs as well. Would be great to network with people goes a long way. Not so sure about the research opportunities but I heard it's pretty good.

Yes. I have a placement program as part of my course which you need to apply for and compete with undergrad students as well. Usually companies start advertising in September all they way till March end. And placements starts between June and September and are usually 12 months. You need to pay a bit more to the uni since after your placement, the course will be considered as 2 years and not 1. I started applying in November, a month after I started uni. I took help from the careers service team to tailor my CV and Cover Letter and take some interview prep as well if I got any interviews. I kept applying until I got an offer mid January. Won't be comfortable telling the company. But I'll say some of the world's largest companies advertise placements here. Average stipend is 20k GBP (taxed 20%). You get more in London and lesser in rural areas. Stipend doesn't really matter since they give it according to the cost of living. My advice: try to secure a placement as early as you can and network with people. I don't recommend focusing on your academics too much unless you want to do research. Employers see what type of person you are rather than just academic achievements and there's plenty of opportunities to make yourself well-rounded. But it does get hectic. So time management is key.

The university helps in job applications and preparation of interviews. There will be career fair once or twice a year where you can get to know the company and apply for placements. Average salary for data scientist for placement can be £18,000 per annum and for graduate jobs £27,000-£30,000 per annum.

My course included 1year of internship and I am doing internship as Data Scientist at Alatas UK in Bristol.

Placements opportunities are very good here after completion of course and good jobs offers are offered to the students.

No, I didn?t have any opted for any internship abroad but in Indian I did an internship for 6 months in India for Covid 19 fundraising in which I was the campaign manager. I solve the queries and doubts.

Really good - With businesses wanting new ideas from their employees entrepreneurship is a good way to really to think about new opportunities. The world needs job creators , not job seekers and entrepreneurs are the ones who will come up with new ideas to create the jobs. Median Salary - $30000 per annum. Prior to getting placed it takes time to really figure what kind of job it is you are looking for and its long but a very necessary process to go through. Placement team helps to prepare you for the same.

The course modules were really interesting to me, especially since I had done similar subjects in my under graduation. With relevant topics in todays day and age , it was a step up from what I had learned and how I have to apply it in my work life as I begin working in my family business and look for new opportunities as and how I take over the business. In a post-covid world having these techniques to think and look at opportunities in different ways will help stand out from the crowd.

Recognition of professional qualifications As well as being recognised as a higher academic qualification, a number of our degrees are also accredited by professional bodies in the United Kingdom. An accredited degree may entitle you to work in a specific profession within the UK, and abroad (where there are reciprocating arrangements with professional bodies in other countries). The requirements to practise a profession vary from country to country. If you wish to practise your profession outside the United Kingdom, you are advised to confirm that the UK professional qualification you seek is valid in the country in which you are intending to work.

University of Bath ranked 2nd in the uk for management courses. I personally selected bath for the course as the course is very diverse and to gain perspective internationally. Modules like cross cultural management, international strategy management, global business are really helpful for long run. Moreover, the main reason I chose Msc international is because of the practice track option as we get to work with companies for some practical experience.

University of Bath has many tie ups with leading companies in the world. The careers team helps us at every step of the way but there is no placement as such. There are career fairs that take place where companies come in, tell you how to apply and what are the jobs available. It is difficult to get a job in the UK purely because of the kind of competition there exists. It is not impossible but very difficult. For students that need sponsorship, it becomes all the more difficult.

I chose to pursue my course at University of Bath as I had a prior learning experience from them when I attended their Winter school. I always wanted to pursue my Masters from this University because of their prestigious ranking and the location of the city. There are many Indians so you don't feel away from home at any given point. Their teaching was supposed to be one of the best in the UK and the opportunities you get once you graduate from Uni of Bath is wonderfull.

I do not know much about post studies as I have a placement year and am looking forward to that as that is what will define my post studies direction. The post salary they had mentioned was about 50000 pounds.

I am currently in my second year and have just started looking for placement options so I do not know much details.