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Why I chose Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security...
Stefan Paraschiv is a second year Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security MSci/BSc (Hons) student. We caught up with him to find out why he chose this course and...
5 min read
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Why I Chose Financial Planning: Hannah Nolan’s...
Hannah is a graduate of the Finance and Investment BSc (Hons) course and is currently a Senior Financial Planner for Paradigm Norton. We caught up with Hannah...
2 min read
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Preparing for the new term as an international...
Yujin Choi is studying for a MSc in Psychology at Coventry University and shares how she prepares for a new term.
3 min read
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Is uni for me?
If you’re wondering whether university is the right path for you. Let’s break it down to help you decide whether uni really fits your goals, your style and...
4 min read
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A Parent’s Guide to understanding student finance...
This guide helps parents understand university student finance - explaining tuition, living, and study costs, loan types, application steps, repayments,...
7-8 min read
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Packing tips for international students
Yujin Choi, currently studying Psychology MSc at Coventry University shares some essential items to pack and useful tips for those preparing to study in the UK.
2-3 min read
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Beyond the Numbers: My Journey into Financial...
Even though both of my parents worked in financial services for most of their careers, I initially took an interest in financial planning during a Year 10 work...
2 min read
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Why You Should Study Civil Engineering
Civil engineering offers a rewarding, future-proof career with global demand. From sustainable infrastructure to major projects, it equips you with the skills...
4 min read
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Coping with loneliness as an international student
Psychology student Yujin shares tips on settling in at Coventry University, from support services to social events, nature spots, and student societies.
2-3 min read
