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Jennifer wants to study at UWE Bristol for several reasons: 1) It offers suitable courses that are interesting and benefit her career, including courses supported by her CHEVENING scholarship. 2) UWE Bristol provides a high quality of teaching as it is ranked 50th best in the UK and receives an "Excellent" score for teaching quality. 3) The university has a diverse, multicultural environment that allows for networking and international community building through travelling and outdoor activities in Bristol, one of the best cities to live in near countryside.
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2. It introduces the Vice-Chancellor and welcomes prospective students to learn with leading scholars in a supportive environment.
3. It provides an overview of the University's learning approach, research excellence, opportunities to learn from experts, pioneering history, support for shaping your future career, and careers and employability services.
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1. The University of Bristol is ranked highly in various rankings, including being a top UK university according to the QS World University Rankings and being voted best for student life by WhatUni? Student Choice Awards.
2. The University provides an excellent learning environment with world-leading researchers and academics, research-informed teaching, and support from personal tutors. Students have opportunities to engage with cutting-edge research.
3. Bristol graduates are highly sought after by employers, with the University being a top target for UK recruiters. The Careers Service and resources like internships and enterprise programs provide support for career development and
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- 3. Why do you want to study in UWE Bristol? Suitable courses Interesting courses that benefit my career and supported by CHEVENING scholarship Interesting courses supported by CHEVENING scholarship In a global scale
- 4. Why do you want to study in UWE Bristol? High quality of teaching Ranked as the 50th best university in the UK (2016) (2014 was the 64th) (Young, modern university so keep to date with current global situation) _Carried by The complete university guide_ Scored “Excellent “ in teaching assessment _carried out by quality assurance agency _ Raise the standards of personal growth to help people in a higher level
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