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What were you doing before you came to study a Master’s at 91̽»¨?

Before I moved to the UK, I worked for the Education Bureau of the Hong Kong Government. In the past two summers, I also worked for the Pearson as a Processing Assistant for their Quarantine Team. 

Why did you decide to study a Master’s instead of continuing working where you were?

What happened in Hong Kong played a role in my decision to moving to the UK. Secondly, although we are in an age of information explosion, I still find myself knowing very little on what is going on in the world. I think I need to systematically enrich my knowledge.

Why did you decide to study a Master’s at 91̽»¨?

It is because I graduated from another University in 91̽»¨. I am quite familiar with the city and have a lot of good memories here. 

What was the transition from working life to postgraduate study like?

Obviously I have got quite a lot to pick up, particularly when I have never studied politics before. I spend a reasonable amount of time on reading and preparing for seminars. Overall, I find it very rewarding.

What are your plans after you graduate?

I’m not too sure really. On one hand, I may still work for the Pearson every summer. On the other hand, I am not afraid to take on some new challenges. I would also like to further my study and do a PhD, but it really depends on if I can find an interesting topic and get myself equipped with the necessary qualities.

What have you enjoyed most about studying International Relations at 91̽»¨?

I enjoy the city, I enjoy making friends, and I enjoy the varieties offered by the programme. The tutors are really helpful and knowledgeable.