hello everyone, i’m a first year at in uni studying politics and ir and am interested in working in diplomacy or parliament or even law. i missed my firm (which im still salty abt) and am now going to a non target. i was wondering if anyone with a similar educational background were able to get work experience/ internships in this field and any other advice u can give for the application process

I’m thinking of applying to Arden University to study Digital Marketing. Has anyone studied there, especially this course, or a different one?

What was your experience like, and would you recommend it?

Same as what the other post says

I will be studying my MSc Physiotherapy beginning in Jan 2027.

I've been advised by my University Application Services that for this course I should apply through the Undergraduate Route in order to cover the entire cost.

However, when I reach the question that asks me when my course starts , I select and enter "On January 2027 or after".

But then student finance says I have to go through LLE to fund my studies.

However, when I brought this up back to my universities Applicant Services, they were adamant that I should be able to apply through student finance and that LLE hadn't been flagged up on their system yet.

I've emailed applicant services of the screenshot page that states me to do a LLE and now I'm waiting for a reply.

I know MSc physiotherapy students who have applied through the usual student finance -> undergraduate finding option with success. But why do I have to do LLE? Is LLE a new thing? But even then, applicant services should be aware of this?

Anyone have similar experiences or could offer support?

Thanks.

Hi everyone I’ve received unconditional offers for my Master’s from:

University of Leeds
Queen Mary University of London
University of Southampton

Would love to hear your opinions and thoughts on these universities : )

Hi everyone! I’m currently deciding between three university courses and would really appreciate some honest advice, especially from graduates, current students, or anyone working in finance/consulting.

My options are:

• University of Warwick - PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics): I’m particularly interested in choosing the Economics Major pathway and specialising in Economics as much as possible.
• University of Birmingham - Economics BA
• University of Birmingham - Economics and Politics BSc

My main priority is keeping my options open for high-paying graduate careers, particularly investment banking, management consulting, finance and economic analysis etc. I’m also genuinely interested in Politics and Economics, so I don’t necessarily want to study a purely mathematical degree.

I’m currently taking A-level Economics, Politics and History, as I dropped A-level Maths, so entry requirements and the amount of quantitative content are also factors in my decision.