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.
To find out more, please visit www.westminster.ac.uk/westminster-abroad or contact us on goabroad@westminster.ac.uk
Condensing six weeks of one of my favourite summers into a single blog post is a real challenge. Spending my summer at Mater Dei Hospital, in a laboratory on the friendly island of Malta, where rain and cloudy days are…
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By Georgi Kostakev (BSc in Pharmacology & Physiology) Ghana – A Taste of History, Culture, and Hospitality Ghana was the first African country to be liberated from colonialism, making it a beacon of hope in West Africa. Steeped in a…
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Kareem Mahfouz, a third-year Finance and Business Management BA student recently completed a year abroad at Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU). His blog below details his experiences and how his time abroad has helped him develop. As a London-born student,…
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This summer, I volunteered with Travelteer to boost my employability and gain new skills. Travelteer is an organization that offers volunteering trips to developing regions in countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Morocco, in partnership with the University of Westminster….
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