RGU Personal Statement

Throughout my studies at Robert Gordon University, I have been helping RGU in events such as TechFest, have been a part of a few societies within the university, taken up administrative roles in them, taught other students things such as Artificial Intelligence and Concurrency in study groups, and of course, studied. In group projects, we made sure even those with the least of ability would find something they were good at, in personal projects, what I had done was with thinking that I will not be the only one using it. As such, my coursework grades are good, however, written examinations are my weak point, which I have been getting better at every year. I’ve been correcting my mistakes well, which will result in the 1st class Honours degree, I am hoping. …show more content…
Because I was a child, it might have been the animation, the politeness, but as I grow older, I understand more, it’s the adaptation of foreign cultures that affect it, various things about the language, the people, the ‘vertical society’ and the work culture. Vulcanus looks like a great programme for me as it is for mainly industrial and IT students, helping, in my eyes, students from both Japan and Europe to see a different kind of life, while also providing a way to integrate, adapt to their cultures through language and work. I see it as not just a work placement, but a culture understanding exchange as well for future links between the industries of the