Although I
consider the academic staff to be the best part about the University,
Plymouth also boasts many extra-curricular activities, resources, and opportunities
for graduate students - there is something for everyone. I've had the
opportunity to attend international conferences, research seminars relevant to
my field as well as postgraduate taught classes. The opportunities and skillset
I have gained at Plymouth are, for me, beyond value. Not only have I
nurtured my research skills in relation to my academic interests, but also,
I’ve been able to gain valuable experience in developing other skills, such as
in presenting, teaching, and even experience in supervising projects. This
combination of skills, conference funding, and training opportunities, for me, have
dramatically increased my confidence as a researcher and have been invaluable
for my future career as an academic.
My choice
to attend University of Plymouth School of Tourism and Hospitality was one of
the best decisions I could have made. If you are looking for a PhD in Tourism
that provides you with strong academic and personal support, together with a
plethora of opportunities for professional development, then the University of
Plymouth School of Tourism and Hospitality is for you.