I would like to study abroad because I feel it will broaden my horizons, on top of helping my understanding of many different cultures. I hope to expand my different styles of learning, and be able to adapt to life in another country and living completely independently and self-sufficiently. I have always been fairly shy, and I think that studying abroad will help me come out of my shell, and my comfort zone, even more than I have at university in Liverpool, and improve my levels of confidence, as I know that this is a key life skill.
I enjoy meeting new people from different backgrounds to mine, and I find it intriguing to learn about other countries, not just in the country I am studying in but also the countries that other study abroad …show more content…
Studying abroad will give me an opportunity to study chemistry modules that are unavailable to me in Liverpool, or are taught in a different way to Liverpool, which will also show that I am adaptable to many situations. Meeting new academic staff in different a different country will provide me with a network for my future career or research, and could help me decide what I want to do after my degree.
I know that studying at an university abroad will be an invaluable experience, which I will carry with me for the rest of my life. It is a unique experience that I have wanted to do since I started looking at university courses and realised it was available to me, as I have always wanted to travel at some point in my life. Studying abroad will help open doors for me that I didn't even know existed, such as new career prospects or ideas for areas of research.
Although I have only been at the University of Liverpool for a couple of months, so far it has been the greatest experience of my life, and I would strongly encourage anyone I meet to apply to study at the university. All the lecturers I have come across to date within the chemistry department have been very helpful and more than happy to spend extra time with me if I have needed help, which I feel is very important for study abroad applicants coming to
I enjoy meeting new people from different backgrounds to mine, and I find it intriguing to learn about other countries, not just in the country I am studying in but also the countries that other study abroad …show more content…
Studying abroad will give me an opportunity to study chemistry modules that are unavailable to me in Liverpool, or are taught in a different way to Liverpool, which will also show that I am adaptable to many situations. Meeting new academic staff in different a different country will provide me with a network for my future career or research, and could help me decide what I want to do after my degree.
I know that studying at an university abroad will be an invaluable experience, which I will carry with me for the rest of my life. It is a unique experience that I have wanted to do since I started looking at university courses and realised it was available to me, as I have always wanted to travel at some point in my life. Studying abroad will help open doors for me that I didn't even know existed, such as new career prospects or ideas for areas of research.
Although I have only been at the University of Liverpool for a couple of months, so far it has been the greatest experience of my life, and I would strongly encourage anyone I meet to apply to study at the university. All the lecturers I have come across to date within the chemistry department have been very helpful and more than happy to spend extra time with me if I have needed help, which I feel is very important for study abroad applicants coming to