What attracted you to your course at RGU?

What attracted me to RGU was its strong emphasis on practical, industry-focused education and its excellent reputation for student support and employability. The vibrant campus community and state-of-the-art facilities also played a significant role in my decision.

Before coming to RGU, what were your expectations? And now that you are here, have your experiences differed?

Before coming to RGU, I expected a dynamic learning environment with a strong focus on practical skills and industry connections. Now that I'm here, I've found that the university not only meets but often exceeds these expectations, offering extensive support, diverse academic resources, and valuable networking opportunities.

What’s the best thing about being an RGU student?

The best thing about being an RGU student is the strong emphasis on practical, real-world learning combined with excellent industry connections, which enhances career readiness and provides valuable professional opportunities.

Describe your favourite memory of RGU so far?

My favourite memory of RGU so far is participating in a collaborative project with local businesses, where we applied classroom knowledge to solve real-world problems, fostering teamwork and gaining invaluable hands-on experience.

Tell us about your most challenging or rewarding project, assignment or module. What did you like or dislike about it and how has it helped you?

My most challenging yet rewarding module was the Innovation and sustainability module on my course. I liked how it pushed me to think critically and apply theoretical concepts to complex business scenarios. The workload was intense, but it enhanced my problem-solving skills and strategic thinking, preparing me well for future leadership roles.

What is your favourite way to spend your time when you are not studying?

When I'm not studying, I enjoy exploring the scenic surroundings of Aberdeen, participating in university clubs, and socializing with friends, which helps me unwind and maintain a balanced lifestyle.

What would you say to someone considering studying at RGU? Any advice you would share?

My advice for someone wanting to study at RGU is to take full advantage of the practical learning opportunities, engage actively with the diverse student community, and utilise the university's extensive support services to enhance both academic and personal growth.

What do you enjoy most about living in Aberdeen (city, food, people, entertainment, travel, etc.)?

What I enjoy most about living in Aberdeen is its blend of vibrant city life and stunning natural surroundings. The city offers a rich cultural scene, excellent dining options, and historical charm, all while being close to beautiful coastal landscapes and outdoor activities, making it a delightful place to live and explore.