Where are you from?Vietnam
I wanted to research deeply into my interested domain.
It has the course that I’m interested in.
Good place study and have fun.
It has a lot of opportunities for you to study, to gain experience, to make friends, to participate in different societies and, more importantly, to understand what you are good at and what you want to achieve in your future.
It’s a very nice place to live. The city centre is very energetic but the area around campus and the accommodation is completely safe and sound. I stay in the library until midnight but so far I have no problem going home that late. One more thing, Newcastle is really cheap to settle down.
I loved the residential weekend where I could make lots of friends from different courses. In particular, I am guided to be aware of my strengths and weaknesses and to apply those in interesting activities.
I will graduate this December. I wish that I can have more time at Uiversity to learn and to contribute more.
It gave me the foundation of the industry I study in. It especially introduced all the vital terminology and abbreviations of the field that affected my understanding of the lectures I attended in postgraduate stage.
Study more in your free time because you can’t understand and know enough information via lecturers.Get ready to sponsor your study. You can work part-time but it is still better that you can concentrate 100% on studying only.
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