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Likes:
- The university is very inclusive and accommodating. There is no extra pressure to do everything, everyone can learn at their own pace and get the support they need to complete each module. null
- The infrastructure and campus vibe is really good if you stay on campus—lots of activities to participate in without any commitment. null
Dislikes:
- My curriculum in particular could have been better. null
- Less networking events and placement talks. null
I chose this university because of following factors: - The campus was in a city which was a major factor when compared to Warwick which is a college town. Cities are easier to live in and more comfortable. - As compared to Imperial which has a good reputation, this was a cheaper and more comfortable place than the hustle and bustle of London. - You get to experience and interact with other courses which is kind of an advantage as you need that change sometimes. - The college holds a good ranking and the fee is less compared to other universities. The best part is all International students are guaranteed student accommodation by the university which is a relief.
Likes:
- Likes: College campus, Infrastructure, Faculty, Curriculum .
Dislikes:
- Dislikes: No placement process like India .
I chose this University after speaking to the Alumni and also because of its high ranking. The overall experience has been quite fruitful and have learnt many things in the field of marketing.
Likes:
- If you’re looking forward to write conceptual based essays on your own understanding then this is perfect. They give you time to write essays and provide you with several readings as wells PPTs. This course is more theoretical based than practical based remember that CIPD skill development subject is the only course where you’ll gain more hands-on knowledge. Rest you have to learn excel sheets and everything on your own. null
- Networking is very important. From day 1 at the University of you’ll be bombarded with companies visiting and talking about graduate schemes. Fill as many as you can and connect with them on linkedIn since they can guide you better how to pass interview rounds etc. It also provides you with referrals and you get closer to understanding company’s motto, values and culture. null
- Hone upon you soft skills and tools. All companies here are looking for soft skills like teamwork, problem solving, empathy and understanding. Apps that you should immediately download. For bus: city mapper For part time: stint & indeed Paytm version in uk: revolut, monzo, paypal Amazon UK has cheaper stuff .
Dislikes:
- Part time: start looking for it as soon as you land and carry like 15-20 copies of your resumes from India. Target places like Arndale and Trafford center or Salford for part time that provides you with legal minimum wage at least. However, it depends upon you if you want to work part-time or not as mostly you don’t get time to do so and at the end of the day, you’re very exhausted. Everything is quite expensive here in terms of food, so try to get as much of ration as possible and cook your own food. 6. You can buy groceries and clothes from Longsight if you like to bargain. null
It has been good overall with friends from all over the country. Career fairs give you an opportunity to network with more and more companies and connect with them on LinkedIn to get referrals. The events keep you engaged, and the assignments help you with conceptual learning rather than rote memorization.
Likes:
- Rank, Program rank, Course structure, Employment opportunities, Group dynamics, class dynamics, Inclusivity and reputation .
- If you’re looking forward to write conceptual based essays on your own understanding then this is perfect. They give you time to write essays and provide you with several readings as wells PPTs. This course is more theoretical based than practical based remember that CIPD skill development subject is the only course where you’ll gain more hands-on knowledge. Rest you have to learn excel sheets and everything on your own. null
- Networking is very important. From day 1 at the University of you’ll be bombarded with companies visiting and talking about graduate schemes. Fill as many as you can and connect with them on linkedIn since they can guide you better how to pass interview rounds etc. It also provides you with referrals and you get closer to understanding company’s motto, values and culture. null
- Hone upon you soft skills and tools. All companies here are looking for soft skills like teamwork, problem solving, empathy and understanding. null
Dislikes:
- Part time: start looking for it as soon as you land and carry like 15-20 copies of your resumes from India. Target places like Arndale and Trafford center or Salford for part time that provides you with legal minimum wage at least. However, it depends upon you if you want to work part-time or not as mostly you don’t get time to do so and at the end of the day, you’re very exhausted. null
- Everything is quite expensive here in terms of food, so try to get as much of ration as possible and cook your own food. null
- You can buy groceries and clothes from Longsight if you like to bargain. null
It has been good overall with friends from all over the country. Career fairs give you an opportunity to network with more and more companies and connect with them on LinkedIn to get referrals. The events keep you engaged, and the assignments help you with conceptual learning rather than rote memorization.
Because of the program, the city and the cost of the university are cheaper than other universities in the UK. Also because of the rankings. I choose it because it only lasts one year, instead of 2 like in the US.
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