#UK university degrees

[edwisefoundation]

How Nepalese Students Can Benefit from UK University Degrees

Studying in the UK offers numerous benefits for Nepalese students, including world-class education, shorter course durations, and opportunities for scholarships like the Chevening and Commonwealth Scholarships. The cost of tuition is relatively lower, and students can work part-time while studying, with the possibility of staying longer through the Post-Study Work (PSW) visa. UK universities also offer a clear pathway to permanent residency for graduates.

To learn more about how you can benefit from UK university degrees, visit the detailed guide here.

[mariemariemaria]

you have to go to uni otherwise your life will go nowhere why would you go to uni these days the trades are dying we need more people in the trades no no we don't want more women in the trades we need more doctors nurses teachers so you have to get a degree or multiple degrees why are you complaining about debt you chose to do this you have to get at LEAST a masters degree because bachelors are basically useless they're handing degrees out like sweets these days you shouldn't go to uni if you can't afford it you have to get good grades at a level to get anywhere wait you don't want to go to uni? then what the fuck do you expect from life? student loans are fine they're not like other debt the highest student loan debt is £230,000 you'll be repaying it for your whole life there are so many useless degrees they need to get rid of them STEM is the way to go why is art and literature and music so bad these days the top earners at unis are on six figure salaries your student loan interest will go up year on year and btw we are really looking for someone with a higher level of education for this entry level position

[ruby-learns]

spent my afternoon working on next weeks seminar prep for my favourite module instead of doing coursework that’s due in tomorrow. i will now be spending my night in the library getting that done :( ft a photo from my visit to York this weekend!

2/100 days of productivity - 29/11/22

[belle-keys]

Sharing the Personal Statement that got me into my master’s at Oxford

This is a copy of the Personal Statement I submitted to get into my master’s at the University of Oxford in England. Yes, I got accepted into my dream master’s programme and preferred college at Oxford. No, I will not be attending Oxford in the fall despite receiving an offer for a variety of financial reasons. I recently took up a funded master’s offer elsewhere.

I’m sharing my Personal Statement as a sample for any of you younglings hoping to study at Oxford if you want an idea of what they may be looking for in the Humanities Division for graduate admission. Online resources were a great free help for me during my own application process. Do not plagiarize my shit—they’ll know. Shout out to @amchara for giving me feedback on this document during my writing process!

[university-dayz]

For years in secondary school, I said I wouldn't choose a STEM career path, but today, after 2 years of uni and three years of college, I've just realized zoology is a STEM degree. I've. Become what I said I would never!

[killjoygem]

I just found out I've got first class honours in my degree and literally burst into tears when I saw the email. I didnt think I even cared that much but oh my god

[mariesstudying]

I realised I never mentioned that 1) I graduated from my undergraduate degree!!!!! and 2) I’m starting my masters degree in the autumn!!!!

ik this isn’t really a study focused account anymore, I’m basically just posting about the hunger games and jane austen with some other books thrown in the mix but here we are, starting this autumn I’ll be a postgraduate student

[nostalgia-tblr]

Re: Hunting for Sport Poll though, I do want to add (separately) that you don't have to feel bad about not knowing the history of every place on Earth, even the famous bits. The world is very large and history is very long and there is no way you'll ever know even a basic outline of everyone's national histories unless you spend all day every day doing nothing else. Think of how much time you spent in school in a history class and it's no longer quite so shocking that you don't know even quite major things from the history of wherever you live.

So, like. Don't beat yourself up over things you didn't know because nobody ever taught them to you. And hey, you know now!

[pinktinselmonstrosity]

Oh no, how come you don’t have enough credits?

I do technically have enough credits, but the UCU (university and colleged union) is in a pay dispute with the universities at the moment and as a result they're doing a marking and assessments boycott. that means even though i've handed in all my work it can't get marked until the dispute is resolved and i therefore can't get a degree.

people who have 60 final year credits (for example if they finished a module before the boycott started) are getting granted interim degrees but my modules don't work out like that (i did one 60 credit module, one 20 credit module, and my dissertation, which is worth 40 credits) so i don't even have enough credits for that. i'll get a transcript with all the marks that are available (my credits from first and second year, and possibly the 20 credit module from this year bc i don't think that professor is striking) but apart from that i won't get a classified degree until after the boycott is called off

[leedsteacher]

My Manifesto - Higher Education

So I have always had lots of time to think - after all, overthinking is what I do the best and most of - so here are some political points based on my experiences, knowledge and understanding of what is going on in the world. I see myself as pretty centre, maybe left of, but this list may well argue that.

University should cost and those studying should pay. The repayments happen as normal HOWEVER should anyone then work in the public sector (teachers, nurses, doctors etc) then the government pay the repayments on your behalf while you are in that employment. It wouldn't be one large bulk payment, it would be the monthly's on your behalf, so if you leave the sector you continue to pay your own way afterwards.

Universities should follow a curriculum and grading criteria. If you study one degree at one university you should sit the same exam as what someone at another university should. The modules you study, and the way you are taught should be selective, but ultimately if you and another person elsewhere study the same course, you do the same exams and get the same outcomes. Nobody should be studying a module because it makes the lecturer sell more books, or because it allows their lecturer to complete their Doctoral Dissertation without being asked.

If your course has 10 hours taught in person a week, you absolutely should never pay the same as a course that is 40 hours a week.

Course fees and University Accommodation costs should all be covered by Student Finance. Private renters would not be allowed to charge more than student accommodation, and the price of rent for all will be capped.

University study requires qualifications earned prior to university. No access or foundation courses that allow people on them with no GCSE's, A Levels or equivalent. University places, and therefore degrees, used to be earned, not given away.

[eduspiral]

Find Out How to Obtain a UK Top Ranked Mechanical Engineering Degree at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

Top Ranked Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Mechanical Engineering Degree Students in Malaysia who are interested in obtaining top ranking UK degree in Mechanical Engineering without having to go overseas can choose to study at one of the best Foreign university branch campuses located in Malaysia. Heriot-Watt University Malaysia offers the same high-quality education provided in the UK.…

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Top 10 Best Courses to Study in the UK for International Students

Choosing the right course is crucial when studying in the UK. This post highlights the Top 10 Courses to Study in the UK, including Law, Computer Science, Fine Arts, and Engineering. The UK offers world-class education with globally recognized degrees, and courses are designed to meet industry standards. Whether you're interested in Business, Nursing, or Fashion Design, the UK provides unparalleled opportunities for academic and career success. To explore these programs in more detail, visit Top 10 Courses to Study in the UK.

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[about27th]

why choose the University of Dundee??

i finished my masters degree at the uni last year and recently moved to another city for a new job. Having spent nearly two years in Dundee, i really grew to appreciate the uni and the small-town vibe. that's why, I'm here to convince you --- why you should consider the University of Dundee for higher education!

Uni-wise

a compact campus uni

i know the uni inside out, having been both a student and a staff member. i've used almost every service and facility; it is a great campus uni in a decent size where everything essential is included but never feels overwhelming

need help? the enquiry centre is there for you.. want to meet new people? the global room is the place to be (ps. both offer free tea and coffee during the week) plus, there are free fitness classes during exam periods to help with stress, and international events with free food during festivals!! there's always something fun happening and i really couldn't ask for more from this uni --- it's an absolutely fantastic place to live and study🙌

breakfast club & campus pantry

the uni is very generous in helping with living costs. They run a breakfast club and campus pantry during the semester; students can get a free roll or cereal with a hot drink every morning from mon to fri and get free groceries up to 10 items every 2 weeks. the latter has limited space though running by booking and I had never got a spot (they fill up really fast😭) but the free breakfast was a big big help --- I got fed well and didn't lose a fortune, I'm genuinely grateful for it🙇🏻‍♀️

createspace

this is one of the best perks about joining the uni --- CreateSpace is inside the main library and has awesome tools and devices like 3D printers, sewing and embroidery machines, Cricut devices, and lots of toolkits; they even offer free courses to teach you how to use everything!!

i've used the space to repair my clothes, create gift for my friends, make stickers to sell and even fix my laptop with their tiny screwdrivers; it makes the uni super homie as everything is so handyyyyyyyy, leaving this space behind for my new job is truly my biggest regret💔

rooms for groups & individuals

as i began my job hunting, i found myself needing a private space for job prep, interviews, and also hobbies👀(I started dancing again during that time to reduce stress🤫). after a long search, I discovered that students and staff can actually book any room within the teaching buildings --- there are even piano rooms, fancyyyyyyyyy; all i had to do was find a room, reserve a slot and wait for confirmation, how good is that!

guarantor scheme

the uni introduced this service not too long ago, to help students secure private accommodations more easily; this wasn't available back before I came so I had to either pay extra rent or use a guarantor service, which cost me more money. This new policy is super duper thoughtful, saving students a lot of hassle when relocating to the uk👍

Life-wise

24/7 in-person emotional support

to me, the around the clock emotional support has made the UK a great country to live in. Besides nationwide virtual support available from Samaritans and Breathing Space, etc.. Dundee has a unique Community Wellbeing Centre in the city centre offers 24/7 face to face emotional support for anyone feeling stressed or just needing a chat. Knowing that there's always a place to go to, day or night, has made a huge difference to my anxiety; this exclusive service makes Dundee a wonderful place to live🧘🏻‍♀️

flexible bus tickets

xplore dundee is the primary bus service serving the city centre. i really like their 10-trip bundle tickets that never expire – it’s a great way to save money; plus their group tickets for up to five people, which are perfect for days out with friends or family

you can buy tickets on the bus or on their app; I find the app convenient as i don't need to worry about paper tickets. The only downside is that you can't change your mind once you buy a ticket online --- strict no transfer no refund policies

learning opportunities

sometimes free courses arise exclusively for the Tayside region, including Dundee. i had taken an 8-week online workshop on data management in excel, which was fully sponsored as i meet the minority background requirements (check the pic above) i got a certificate at the end, which is great for my cv; it was a good experience having to upskill and meeting people with the same interests. i highly recommend taking advantage of these opportunities during your time in Dundee!!!

Dundee has so much more to offer than i've mentioned.. it's a small city with everything you need nearby, a low cost of living and have easy access to various Scottish cities (30 mins to Perth, Arbroath, St Andrew; an hour or two journeys to Aberdeen, Stirling, Glasgow, Edinburgh and so on) it's a perfect starting point for anyone new to exploring and living in the country

writing this post brings back so many wonderful memories❤️ while i’m on a new adventure now, Dundee will always hold a special place in my heart --- a place that nurtured me and shaped who I am today; i’m incredibly proud of that

hope you will have a lovely journey here too, just like I did😌

[podarcollege]

Top Reasons to Choose the University of Wolverhampton UK

The University of Wolverhampton UK offers a dynamic learning environment that equips students for successful employment. The university, which is well-known for providing industry-focused courses, offers practical experience as well as strong connections with top employers. Students profit from top-notch resources, knowledgeable teachers, and a welcoming, varied community. The university’s commitment to employability is evident in its dedicated career services and high graduate employment rates. Additionally, the vibrant campus life, affordable accommodation, and welcoming city of Wolverhampton make it an ideal choice for students. Find out why you should pursue your academic career at the University of Wolverhampton, UK.