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Name: Vincent BAMIGBOYE
Country: South Africa
Course: Engineering
Achieved: 87%

Testimonial

Programme:
I feel that the benefit of studying Engineering in the UK is that you actually get to see the ties and how it’s a powerhouse for the entirety of the world, so by studying in the UK I’m closer to it.

What I enjoy about Engineering is the practical work and how you see theory became reality in everything you do. So, what you learn in the classroom transpires to what you learn outside the classroom.

The programme provided really helped narrow down the university in order for me to really know what I want out of a university and what technique I would need to instil to be accepted by the university.

Bellerbys:
It feels more like a university because I’m used to a laid-back culture, but also being able to keep myself serious enough.

Career/Future:
Bellerbys is helping me prepare for university because not only do they guide you and prepare you, they also show you a sneak peak of university which other colleges can’t do. The freedom coupled with the seriousness is really appealing.

In the beginning of the year I was put on Student Council as a sports rep for the school. I believe that this has taught me leadership skills as well as how to be more independent with work. In my university application, I feel that it did help a lot as I could show that leadership and how I can apply it to Engineering and teamwork.

Lifestyle:
Studying with students from all over the world teaches you about so many different cultures that you can’t really find anywhere else. From Qatar to South Africa to Japan, you can find people from everywhere, and being able to experience the different cultures is what really makes you grow as a person.

My favourite thing about the UK, I’d have to say as a major football fan, is the atmosphere. I’ve been to a couple of football games in Brighton and in London and that has always been a major part of my life and to be able to experience it first-hand is phenomenal.

Before I came to Bellerbys I would say I was a tad lazy. Bellerbys has changed me in a way that I’ve never experienced before. I used to want to go home and watch TV, but now it helps me strive to ask questions. After class I tend to go on my laptop and do some research, which I never expected myself to do.

Living away from home has always been tough, but if you’re able to find those friends and make them your family, then you’re not really living away from home. And if you can experience that, then that’s true euphoria.

A typical day for me is waking up at 8AM, having a nice 30-minute shower with amazing hot water. Going down for breakfast for about half an hour, having classes from 9 am to 3 pm and after class, I just get dinner, maybe see a movie and finish my homework.

Location/Brighton:
Brighton is a wonderful place and really there’s nowhere else that I’d rather be. It’s not as high paced as London but it’s also not the countryside or the village so you can enjoy yourself, but at the same time you’re not far from everything.

I never thought I’d say this, but I actually enjoy the weather and the rain. But as much as I enjoy the rain, I enjoy the sunshine that Brighton has.

Support:
When I first arrived in the Brighton, the first thing that came to mind was I’m in a different country, I have no friends yet. But as the days went on it literally took me two minutes to find the first friend and from there it was just a welcoming atmosphere. And I feel that Brighton and Bellerbys’ welcoming atmosphere is what motivates me every day to keep going and stay happy.

Coming from a country with not the best education system, Bellerbys is able to provide me with not only a means of getting there, but with extra help, be it from my teachers or my tutors. It’s really hard to find this anywhere else in the UK, let alone in the world.

Accommodation:
Currently I’m staying in the residence. You do have an opportunity to share rooms but not a lot of people do that, what most people do is they go for a single room. As well as it being fully en-suite, you have laundry. It’s really your own space which not a lot of schools give you. I like to have my own safe haven and be away from people sometimes. The school provides that.

Tips and advice for potential students:
Make sure you have access to food from home, because a healthy stomach makes a happy person.

The hardest thing about meeting new people, especially being an international student, is the language barrier. But once both of you are able to find that threshold in terms of your vocabulary, that is when it will all become easy.

Teachers:
The teachers and staff here are genuinely amazing. They have pushed me to levels which I didn’t know I could be pushed to and the support I get from them has been incredible.

In terms of exams, the preparation process that we go through is very rigorous. It starts out with just basic teaching in class and then our teachers give us past papers and from those past papers that’s where we thrive.
Date Last Modified: 08/02/2022 11:29
Division: Bellerbys
Brand: Bellerbys College Brighton
Country: UK
Location: Brighton

04/05/2022

nationality : Brazil
ISC / College Course: Engineering & Sciences International Foundation Year
Progression Degree: BSc (Hons) Environmental Biology

ISC
At the International Study Centre I studied a science Foundation Year. Now I'm second year science. Environmental Biology.

Instead of going straight to UCD, I decided to do the Foundation Year so that my subjects would match the standards of UCD, so I wouldn't struggle so much with the subjects. I would be up there with people who had studied in Ireland their whole lives.

There were a lot of subjects I’d learned that people in Ireland didn't quite know yet, such as chemistry, some maths, and biology, especially biology. So it helped me through the first and second year of science.

If I went straight into university, people would already know each other from high school. Sometimes, it’s hard to get to know everyone. In the ISC you have small classes so you can get to know people that you’ll end up in classes with university. If I didn't go to the ISC, I would be a little lost.

Studying in English
My dad is Irish, so I grew up speaking English with him. Pretty much all my life, I’ve spoken English.

Location
Coming to Ireland, I really took into consideration the opportunities for studying, and where it could lead me in the future for my career.

My favourite thing in the city as a whole is that nothing is far apart. That's why I feel Dublin is actually quite small, you can do anything by foot almost. And if you want to go somewhere to eat there's so many places and so many options.

My favourite thing to do in Dublin is to meet up with my friends and go out in the city or maybe to the beach.

Arrival
I felt a little bit lost, and a bit crowded because I didn't live in such a big city. But Dublin is actually quite small once you get to know it. Now, it's really easy to get around.

Degree subject
I wanted to study science because it gives a perspective on everything. You start by looking at something so small, such as a cell, all the way to the universe, and whole organisms and how they communicate and interact with each other, and how humans impact other species. I feel like I've been wanting to study science my whole life.
My speciality in science is environmental biology. When deciding between other subjects, I took into consideration what I’m interested in. Even if I have to put in the work, it will pay off. I felt like that with all the subjects I was taking that had environmental biology in them. So that's why I picked it.

I feel like labs and practical work is really important because it helps you actually feel what you're learning. It's not just a theory or a concept. You are looking at it right in front of you, and you can see how it works. It's not out of context, it's with everything else that you're doing, and you can see the results right after.

My favourite thing is that I didn't have to pick anything right at the beginning, I could change my mind. For example, I started with general science, so I got to try a little bit of every science – a little bit of neuroscience, microbiology and geology – and see what sort of subject I was more interested in, so I could decide what actual career I want to do.

Career / Future
I feel practical experience will definitely make a huge difference when applying for jobs. I already have experience and I know how to work the basics, like pipettes and sewing machines.

I'm doing an exchange next semester. I'm going to Australia and I feel like that's a really good opportunity. Queensland University. The university sent emails about going on an exchange. The application is all online. You have to have a certain GPA and you have to match the university that you're going to, so that it has the same degree you're on. Then you just apply and go. That's how I found out about it. It's a great opportunity for the future.

Besides showing a bit of initiative, and not being afraid to go to other places and work with other people, it’s also another really good qualification internationally, as really highly-ranked universities are partners with UCD. I think that employers would see that as a benefit over someone that didn't go on an exchange.

I don't really have a dream job but I would definitely like to do something where I do practical work outside, not just in an office or another lab.

Some of this stuff you sort of figure out yourself, like, "I'm not really interested in that". But the lecturers are very encouraging in asking questions.

Tips and advice for potential students
Definitely do research, not only into the city but also if it's the right choice for the subject that you want to take. UCD has such a good ranking, so definitely put that into consideration when coming here.

The University
I think science is really good at UCD because, besides just having lectures, you can get practical experience doing labs. It's a really good thing, and the lectures are really, really good. They explain everything very thoroughly and there's also online support. It's easy to learn actually.

I use a lot of online features, especially ebooks because the biology books are massive. And some online quizzes to prepare for exams.

In the labs, I've learned to use a lot of equipment that I'd never even thought of before. Different microscopes and pipetting, and different techniques, and also the math support centre. The maths support centre here at UCD is a big office inside the library. You just go in, give your student number, and then you sit down and a tutor will come and ask what sort of problem you're having, what module are you doing. It’s really helpful.
Date Last Modified: 14/02/2022 11:08
Division: UKEU Higher Education
Brand: University College Dublin
Country: Ireland
Location: Dublin

04/05/2022

Nationality: Chinese
Studied: Completed Auckland Foundation Year, now replaced by
the University of Auckland’s Foundation Studies Certificate
Studying: Bachelor of Health Science

TESTIMONIAL

DEGREE PROGRAMME
I'm studying health science in the University and the courses include, bio science, chemistry and population health medical science. I want to learn pharmacy in future and become a pharmacist in New Zealand. The Health Sciences course is important for me to go into pharmacy. My auntie is doing pharmacy in China, in a big hospital, that influenced me a lot.

THE COLLEGE
At the University the lectures are kind of difficult, but the foundation helped me a lot because things I learnt in China are in Chinese, not in English. I didn’t know technical and biological words in English at first, but after the foundation I started to get know to them.

SETTLING IN
I've become more confident and talk with people more, because when I was in China, the study work was heavy. I didn’t have enough time to enjoy my life, just focusing on my studies. Now coming here, I still have free time to meet with my friends and enjoy my time with them.

STUDENT LIFE
I joined the university culture club, and we can wear our traditional clothes and make some food, it's very fun. I made a lot of friends in the club.

ACCOMMODATION
Because my homestays are Chinese, I can still eat Chinese food. So, that made me very happy.

LOCATION
I think Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand. I like here because it's not that crowded like in China […] the air is much cleaner […] and we can still enjoy our lives here. We can shop on Queen Street and we can watch films. I also like rock climbing.

I still remember, I went to see the Kiwi bird in the zoo with biology students in the foundation. I like the zoo here.

I want to stay here. I don't want to go back to China because I like here, there aren’t many people and it’s very clean and has nature. Everyone's friendly, I like here.

ADVICE
For learning, remember to go to the lectures every day. About the daily life, just enjoy it because it's amazing. You can meet and talk with the tutors, they will help you a lot.
Date Last Modified: 26/05/2021 06:55
Division: ANZ Higher Education
Brand: Taylors College Auckland
Country: New Zealand
Location: Auckland

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