Our guest, Riddhi Dhanuka, began her studies in Mumbai through a Transnational Education programme with the University of Wolverhampton where she obtained bachelor degree, before moving to Edinburgh to complete an MSc in Marketing at the University of Edinburgh. She’s now navigating the UK job market herself.

In this episode, Riddhi will share:

1. The real benefits of earning a British bachelor’s degree at home through TNE,

2. How teaching styles and campus life differed between Mumbai and Edinburgh,

3. Which career‑support services made the biggest impact—and where gaps still remain.

Join us as Mia—a 2024 British Council GREAT Scholar and Distinction‑earning MSc Business Analytics graduate from Aston University—shares how she turned her scholarship into a Data Consultant role at Fluency M&C Saatchi London. Learn her top tips for landing UK interviews, transforming data into strategic insights, and maintaining work‑life balance in a fast‑paced consulting career. Hit Play for a masterclass in turning academic success into real‑world impact!

Why this matters

1️⃣ Scholarships that work – How funding changed Mia’s life and career.

2️⃣ Career support that delivers – What services made the real difference.

3️⃣ Bridging culture & careers – Practical insights for job readiness.

4️⃣ Student well-being – Supporting balance in high-pressure transitions.

In this episode of Uoffer Global Frontiers, we speak with TSZ, a singer-songwriter studying Popular Music Performance (BA Hons) at BIMM University Birmingham.

Originally from Hong Kong, TSZ shares how music helped him navigate cultural and language barriers, leading to the release of his first English single on Spotify. He reflects on:

• Building English skills through daily goals
• Mental health support at BIMM and balancing study, music, and life
• How studying abroad broadened his musical influences
• Music as a tool for stress relief and personal growth

April is Stress Awareness Month—join us to hear TSZ’s inspiring journey of resilience and creativity.

Music by [Tsz] — [Let me die]