Category: Learning
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From Malaysia to Aberdeen
Hello! I am Hui Wen from Malaysia and I am studying Year 1 Dietetics in Robert Gordon University (RGU).
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My experience studying MSc Digital Marketing
We interviewed a Management with Marketing alumna about her experience studying at RGU and what made her up-skill and study for an MSc in Digital Marketing. Here is what she said:
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Studying Journalism at RGU
I didn’t know that I wanted to study journalism until my last year of high school. Since I was little, I had been jumping from one thought to another; my options ranged from being a dentist to an actress, but it wasn’t until I realised that writing was my passion that I decided to study…
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From Canada to Scotland
Becoming a Physiotherapist was a dream I had throughout my studies, and I was willing to go wherever I had to in order to achieve it. In November 2018, I began applying to various universities all across the world. In total, I applied up to 18 international universities!
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Placement in Edinburgh
The second semester of my MSc Journalism degree went by in a flash. Before I knew it, I was given access to the placement portal; while there were many opportunities in Aberdeen, I decided to move to Edinburgh for a month.
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From Pakistan to Aberdeen
My journey from Pakistan to Aberdeen started when I took the decision to do a master’s degree that could help me expand my knowledge and boost my career. There were many different Universities and courses to choose from so I consulted “The Complete University Guide-league tables” to narrow down my options before applying for my…
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Studying from home tips
In light of recent self-isolating and social distancing government restrictions, many of us have found ourselves working and studying from home.
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Why I chose RGU
When I was coming to the last few months of high school, I was stumped. I had a selection of Scottish universities in mind, including my hometown’s university but I just couldn’t make the decision.
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From College to University
I am currently in my 4th and final year of BEng Mechanical Engineering at RGU, however I have not spent my four years entirely at RGU. Like many others in my course, I took advantage of the degree link between college and university.
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Being a RGU Nurse Mentor
Recognising 2020 as The Year of the Nurse and the Midwife makes me feel so proud and privileged to have chosen nursing as my career. I am also grateful for doing the mentoring course at RGU to help young nurses in their first steps.