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Latest faculty updates from the University of Strathclyde - 02 February 2022

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Latest faculty updates from the University of Strathclyde

02 February 2022

Some recent updates from the University of Strathclyde

Faculty of Science

Alexis, one of Strathclyde's current Canadian student ambassadors, is studying MSc Forensic Science and prospective students can contact her to learn more about studying a science degree at the University of Strathclyde. She has also written a blog: feel free to re-tweet the Twitter post, here, and you can also find this on the @StrathScience Instagram.
Strathclyde had an Instagram takeover session that was held by one of their MSc Forensic Science students last week. If you follow Strathclyde on Instagram, you will be able to see some of the content within their highlights @unistrathclyde
American MSc Applied Physics student, Casey, created a blog post here - https://api.unibuddy.co/og/university-of-strathclyde/buddies/students/61af71398030191443afa560?buddyPosition=share Casey is also a student ambassador, so prospective students can get in touch with her if they have any questions.

Faculty of Humanities

Strathclyde Student Ambassador Fatimah, from Calgary, studying MSc International Social Welfare is available to chat to prospective students about what life at Strathclyde is like and how she, as a Canadian has settled into life in Glasgow: https://www.strath.ac.uk/studywithus/chattoastudentambassador/?unibuddy=buddies/students/61af71398030191443afa560

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