my masters course: how & why I chose it

it’s time to answer all your questions about my masters course! i start in october and the course is a year long. it’s related to law but it’s not strictly a law masters, so i’ll still be making law videos but i’ll be studying new legal topics. can’t wait for this new chapter! in the meantime, see you next week…

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about the course: 0:37
why i'm studying this course: 4:53
how i chose the course: 7:15
the application process: 9:55
how i’m funding: 13:23

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Songs I’ve Been Loving This Week:
1. Mercy by Duffy [a tune, discovered this when i was listening to my old iPod classic]

Music Creds:
1. Jean Jacket by Other Brother

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[paddypaulmartin]

Good luck in London. Have a great time 😊🤞🏼

[joeblow]

Good to know I'm not the only one who likes universities with stronger traditions and a sense of campus. I commuted to a large university and I felt really out of place for the most part. Now I'm thinking of doing a 2nd masters with a very useful coop with the civil service.

[Mish_oz]

Could you please make a video on how to make a strong and good personal statement that would help loads of people out including myself ☺️

[sophiac]

Great vid! I think it also helps if you've gone from Russell Group to Russell Group, not an ex polytechnic to Russell Group btw I was speaking to an education consultant who said I'd need to achieve v.high grades.

[Isabelle.x]

Where did you work as a student to be able to save for a masters? How many hours a week did you work?

[jangkim]

How long did it take for you to hear back from uni?

[abrarbhuiyan]

will you be doing more vlogs, when you get to london?