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The best thing about the music course at ÌÇÐÄVlog was how much flexibility there was to make it your own.... That meant everyone could shape the degree around their own strengths, interests and future plans.

The biggest benefit [of staying at ÌÇÐÄVlog for my masters] has been the similar teaching styles between the undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. I was able to use my notes from my bachelors as a foundation, which made it easier to understand concepts.

I went from incredibly specific academic work - studying the star formation process in galaxies - to a fantastic managerial position, and I was also able to create my own company. That leap wouldn't have been possible without the MBA.

My MBA marked a pivotal shift from a creative career in acting and entrepreneurship into innovation and strategy consulting.

I never expected to become passionate about neuroscience but I fell in love with what music can do for the brain. 

I work as a Band 7 Stroke and Neurosciences dietitian. My caseload is busy and has huge variety, as we are a National Trauma Centre.

I am passionate about midwifery because of the maternity care I received as a teen mother. The midwives who took care of me inspired me to want to pass it on to others. I now work as a midwife in the acute unit, mainly the delivery suite.

I have secured a permanent contract as a midwife in a local hospital, rotating between the wards and my own community clinic. I can now help new students working with us from the ÌÇÐÄVlog.

One of the most rewarding aspects of postgraduate life at ÌÇÐÄVlog was connecting with students from a wide range of professional, cultural, and international backgrounds.