Hey! Love your content, your blogs really helped me get the courage to apply to LSE! I was lucky enough to be accepted, so thanks for providing me with that extra push :D đ
Hi Suki, I am an incoming one-year LSE master's student (of a different program though) ;-) I find your videos really informative. Is it possible to share your job searching experience in London (eg: timeline, things to prepare for, LSE career centre, etc.)? Much appreciated!
hey do you happen to know the salary range one can expect after doing their masters in media and communications from lse? a range would be really really helpful :))
Iâm not sure if youâve answered this before but ad Iâm taking a media and comms degree in Loughborough university, I was wondering what tips u may have for people looking for work with a media and comms degree and whether I should take a masters or not. Thank you!
thank you sm for the video! so, doing a two year program means having no opportunity to stay in the uk after graduating, did i understand it correctly? i also got an offer for the double degree and now you got me worried haha and also, if you donât mind me asking is the visa restriction was the only reason why you changed for a standard media and comm degree?
Hey! It means that you wont be eligible for the graduate route visa and have to get an employer to issue you a skilled worker visa to stay in the UK! So you can still stay but just have one less visa choice :) This website by LSE explains the visa choices quite well: info.lse.ac.uk/current-students/immigration-advice/Working-on-a-visa-in-the-UK I changed because I got a job secured and at that time I didn't know about the visa restrictions! If I knew about the visa I might have reconsidered but its too late now for me. Hope it helps! :)
Hi, i am from India. And looking for master related to journalism. I completed on MA in journalism and mass communication from india with 70% And i am really afraid about the career options of media studies in UK coz i don't want to work in mainstream media. So, my question is, if i choose a masters from LSE what are the career options rather than mainstream reporting, and can i pursue ph d in journalism later?
I see... this has been a very common question from my viewers. I will definitely make a video on my career plans and hope I will be able to answer your question!
Hey! Love your content, your blogs really helped me get the courage to apply to LSE!
I was lucky enough to be accepted, so thanks for providing me with that extra push :D
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Glad you can stop stressing about jobs applications now!! đŸ
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Love your hair sm!!!
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Hi Suki, I am an incoming one-year LSE master's student (of a different program though) ;-) I find your videos really informative. Is it possible to share your job searching experience in London (eg: timeline, things to prepare for, LSE career centre, etc.)? Much appreciated!
Sure! Iâll make a video on that! Thanks for the suggestion đđ
Oh youâre back! Hey Suki
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Please can you clarify about the graduate visa? I thought it was given for 2 years after masters?
love the content keep it up!
Thank you! Love yours too :)
michaelmas, lent...etc hey cambridge uses the same jargon
hey do you happen to know the salary range one can expect after doing their masters in media and communications from lse? a range would be really really helpful :))
Iâm not sure if youâve answered this before but ad Iâm taking a media and comms degree in Loughborough university, I was wondering what tips u may have for people looking for work with a media and comms degree and whether I should take a masters or not. Thank you!
Ahh thatâs a great question! Iâll make a video on that soon đ
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
thank you sm for the video! so, doing a two year program means having no opportunity to stay in the uk after graduating, did i understand it correctly? i also got an offer for the double degree and now you got me worried haha
and also, if you donât mind me asking is the visa restriction was the only reason why you changed for a standard media and comm degree?
Hey! It means that you wont be eligible for the graduate route visa and have to get an employer to issue you a skilled worker visa to stay in the UK! So you can still stay but just have one less visa choice :) This website by LSE explains the visa choices quite well: info.lse.ac.uk/current-students/immigration-advice/Working-on-a-visa-in-the-UK
I changed because I got a job secured and at that time I didn't know about the visa restrictions! If I knew about the visa I might have reconsidered but its too late now for me. Hope it helps! :)
@@SukiCheung thank you sm! and good luck with your new endeavours :)
Hi, i am from India. And looking for master related to journalism.
I completed on MA in journalism and mass communication from india with 70%
And i am really afraid about the career options of media studies in UK coz i don't want to work in mainstream media.
So, my question is, if i choose a masters from LSE what are the career options rather than mainstream reporting, and can i pursue ph d in journalism later?
I see... this has been a very common question from my viewers. I will definitely make a video on my career plans and hope I will be able to answer your question!
Hurray another video
Yes hahaha itâs been awhile! â€ïž
@@SukiCheung when is the next video
oh why don't you use the bno visa? thought that can help you stay and work in the uk
I donât have a BNO! Not eligible for it unfortunately đ„Č
Hey, what do you mean by office hour?
Itâs the time where you can meet with your professors 1 to 1!