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Post-study placements are the worst when it comes to the UK, and it is not only the case with this particular university, but more or less everywhere the case is the same. Due to changing geo politics and visa immigration policies, 99% hiring partners won't prefer anyone who is applying under any visa category. Nor they would be sponsoring your visa. If post study work visa is the main concern, I would suggest a better move to a non-English speaking country, like Denmark, the Netherlands or Norway, where immigration policies are a bit more liberal towards people from Asia and Africa, compared to English Counterparts.

I chose UK for two reasons, first, it is English-speaking, and the other one is it is basically its reputation as an international study destination. Specific courses offered: MS in game designing, the best game designing program in the world. It is better than Cambridge and Oxford, as per some sources. Career Opportunities- because of the harsh immigration policies of the new UK government, it's better not to keep such high expectations. You won't be offered a sponsored position unless you are someone with extraordinary brains, with a bagful of gold medals and dozens of certifications. Student life is pretty good, with a good work-life balance, however, you won't be getting part-time jobs that easily to support yourself during your studies. Please bear that in mind before planning your finances. It is because of so much overcrowding of other nationality students and because of the visa work restrictions of 20 hours paid work per week. The campus is extremely beautiful and good.

There will be lot of placement opportunities and where we have to explore and search for our relevant ones.the placement team will guide for us.

No, i have done project in university itself . And the coordinator will help and guide us on project

Post study placements depends on the engagement of the students throughout their course. Faculties keep organizing talks from industry experts. The student should be willing to built network. The university provides assistance in building your CV, mock interviews and how to connect on LinkedIn.

I am a master’s student pursuing animation with advanced practice at Teesside University, England. I choose this university because it was affordable and it was one of the few universities providing 2 years degree in 3D animation. Also the town is one of the most cheapest places in England.

not that good . in terms of placement, not just the university but in all the universities it is similar for international student as we are the last priority. .

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Unfortunately this University did not offer such a program for students. It was kinda unexpected as I really thought they would have had something but at the end they did not offer any programs. All they did was have a website where students could themselves apply to the job they want.

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Because of low fees among UK universities and jace two years of course.

You have to work on portfolio, University have good industry tie ups but you have to work for yourself

Yes, I have intership option, I'm starting my internship in Deloitte next month