WestminsterAbroad Blog
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Studying or working abroad is a great way to increase your employability by gaining transferrable skills, such as independence, adaptability, communication, problem solving, tolerance, flexibility and many more. More and more employers look for transferrable skills in employees, so you will be able to add them to your CV. And the Student Mobility Team are here to help you make the most of your experience at the University of Westminster.
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Why did you decide to take up this opportunity abroad? I decided to take up the opportunity of a summer hospital lab placement in Malta for several compelling reasons. First and foremost, Malta is renowned for its rich history, stunning…
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I want to share my incredible experience during my summer laboratory placement at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta, which was filled with valuable learning opportunities. On my first day at Mater Dei Hospital, I was kindly welcomed by my supervisors…
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Have you ever found yourself questioning whether the place you call home is really where you belong? If so, then buckle up and join me on my journey of self-discovery. It all started when I began travelling the world, and…
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Embarking on a Full Year Exchange Programme in Australia has been an incredibly transformative journey that has significantly impacted my academic development, cultural understanding, and personal growth. My time at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) offered me a wealth…
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