Student review [27593] for University of Cambridge

Student review [#27593] for Applied Economics
at University of Cambridge

Cambridge, The United Kingdom
Applied Economics
16 Jun, 2022
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Hi everyone- I’m a postgraduate student that studied in both Cambridge and Oxford. And cannot seem to choose between Oxford or Cambridge for my PhD.

Having said that, I also don’t know if I want to work as an academic after graduating. If I decide to pursue a career in consulting then I believe that Oxford is probably better for me. When I was in my Bsc we received no employability support at Cambridge. I had no idea for example of the amount of options available. However, the Cambridge network is OK probably not as good as the one I developed at Oxford.

However, Cambridge is known to put a lot of emphasis on the social life of students and always cares about how you spend your free time at University. The student union offers more than 200 clubs/ societies based on any hobbies and interests students have and clubs for all kinds of sports that a student might want to take up. However, with the covid, the union decided to close all campus events.

During my master’s, I spent a lot of time training as part of the University’s rowing team. I had a fantastic time there so if you are into sports, that is something you should consider.

Programme: Applied Economics
Degree: Bachelor's
Graduation: 2020
Campus: Cambridge, The United Kingdom
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