University College London - UCL
speciality: Development Studies

The university and societies provide all kinds of opportunities so that I can do anything I want to do. Plenty of free time enables us to explore different things and meet different people. Professors are willing to provide assistance.

Having never considered career planning in my four years at university, graduate school couldn’t be any more arbitrary. I have read all of the great graduates of the UCL program and found that there is a wide range of career paths in this program. I found that there is a wide range of career paths in this program. I consider myself an ideal person and I even volunteered in Wuhan for a while during my sophomore year, so when I applied to UCL, I was planning to do an internship at UN after graduation, and I also included this plan in my application documents. But that was all an afterthought. Looking back three years later, I was also invited by the Head of Department to do a graduate share on the program’s official website, and I. The goals I wrote in my PS were actually achieved, word for word, which is probably a case of “never forgetting the beginning, but always getting there”.

UCL is a really big university. The campus is in a great location in London. The teachers are very good and approachable. The outcome of the programme depends on how much effort you put in your studies.