“I chose the University of Plymouth because it provides the best student experience. The location is absolutely amazing with a mesmerising sea front.”
“At first, in terms of culture, independence, adaptation, acceptance, responsibility and time management, it is challenging moving from Pakistan to study in a different country. But I have a vibrant personality and found it easy to connect with people.
The culture shock is overwhelmingly positive. However, adjusting to it can take time. Everyone in Plymouth is friendly and ready to answer your questions.
You will not feel lonely as there are so many people to surround yourself with.
My course also has great scope and career opportunities, and with so many countries in need of economists and statisticians this degree is highly valuable in any sector, private or public.
The University has excellent reviews - you will not be disappointed.”
“During my time at University I took every opportunity. For example, volunteering, joining different cultural societies and being the Business School Representative.”
“Every step you take in life can be hard and complicated but you have to stay determined and motivated. Seek help if you are struggling with anything i.e. personal life, study patterns, finances or any kind of question - everyone is willing to listen and help you so discuss it with someone.
Engage with people, build your network, stay focused and determined with your study routine.”
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“On a sunny day I go for a walk around The Hoe, buy an ice cream, hang out with friends and, if deadlines are near, go to the University library afterwards. On a rainy day, I call friends over, order pizza and play Monopoly.
There are many exciting events in the city throughout the year. There is a gaming arcade, ice skating and plenty of cafes for a traditional cream tea.
The most beautiful places to visit around Plymouth? Mount Edgcumbe, Wembury beach, The Hoe and the Barbican.”
“There are many cuisines to try in Plymouth. My favourites are Wagamama, Nando’s, Bella Italia, Kapadokya and Las Iguanas and plenty of cafes for a traditional cream tea. Bring along any special food you want. Otherwise, you can find everything you need in Plymouth.”
For more information about studying law please visit our BSc (Hons) Economics with Law page. For more information about our range of courses within the School of Society and Culture please visit the school page.
If you would like to find out what other relevant alumni are currently doing, please visit the business, law, logistics and management interest area.
