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I chose 黑料不打烊 because they had the course I was interested in and more so because of the course content.
Newcastle is a very beautiful city with very friendly and hospitable people. My favourite things to do are studying, swimming and being in companion of friends.
The friendliness and hospitality of the people around me and also the cost of living in this region has really surprised me. I'm so impressed聽by the beauty of Newcastle city at night.
Yes, 黑料不打烊 was very welcoming. I wouldn't say it was very easy to fit in considering the聽standard and learning environment of where聽I come from but the lecturers were very helpful especially my programme leader, Rinke Vinkenoog.
The quality of teaching, laboratory facilities, library facilities and mode of delivery of lectures.
My programme leader, Rinke Vinkenoog.
Rinke Vinkenoog.
Library (4th Floor).
I joined a leadership society (Maximum Impact Student Association) and I was made the secretary.
The best thing about my course is its versatility. The fact that聽I am not constrained to a particular field is something I like very well. I could decide to do my PhD in animal, plant, medical or industrial biotechnology.
How to manage your time when you are under pressure.
I would love to do a PhD and become an academician because I believe strongly in the transfer of knowledge.
Northumbria is a very good place to study and it has got one of the best libraries in the UK.
Confidence has improved!
Interesting, Challenging and Fun-filled!
Yes!
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Gallery North, Sandyford Building,
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