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  • Beste

    University of Glasgow
    International Law [LLM]
    Hi!! I'm a postgraduate law student, doing my International Law LLM at University of Glasgow, I have also got my Common Law LLB degree last June from the same university, so I have been here for a long time :)) I am hoping to specialise in women's rights and gender equality. I'm from Turkey and this is my fifth year in Glasgow and in UofG :) I have been dancing and acting since I was a kid. So, I have been very involved in performing arts for so many years and I am super lucky to be still doing that in university. I loveeeee meeting new people, attending social events, spending time with my friends, and always finding something fun to do in Glasgow with my loved ones (as a wee Covid fresher in my undergrad, I am happy that I am finally having a normal freshers week for my postgrad)!! I'm more than happy to answer any questions, queries, concerns you have about the university, student life or anything else :))

  • Sid

    University of Reading
    LLB Law with International Business
    Hi, I'm Sid. I am a first-generation, state-educated university student at Reading. Having completed a foundation year in BSc Business & Management at Henley Business School, I am now an LLB Law with International Business student. I remember how difficult it is to pick the right university, Reading has so much support, opportunities and great teaching. I can answer questions about life in university halls and commuting, foundation year experiences, courses and course transfers, and how university education is structured. I’m also happy to talk about the support available at Reading, including the Disability Advisory Service, as well as general university life such as clubs and societies and being a student councillor and society secretary. As a first-generation university student from a rural background, I can share insight into the application process, transitioning to university, managing part-time work alongside study, careers, bursaries, and any other university- or Reading-related questions. I look forward to answering your questions!

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