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Pritesh Bhole

MSc Computing and Information Technology

Msc Computing And IT student Pritesh BholeWhat undergraduate course did you study and where?

I did my undergraduate degree in electronics and telecommunication engineering at Mumbai University in India.

Why did you decide to study a Masters? 

Well the world is booming with the ever-expanding field of IT, and so it has numerous expansion options worldwide.

Why did you choose Northumbria University?  Why did you choose your specific course?

Northumbria is a research-rich, business-focused university with a global reputation for academic excellence. The reason for selecting this course is it's perfect for people who are beginners in IT.

What makes your course challenging?  

The course is especially for people who have little or no knowledge in programming. Making applications and games is just great and being from a non-programming background it feels like a great achievement.

What was it like studying at Northumbria? 

The course was a mixture of completely different and challenging things like working with people who are from different countries and of different natures, but it was a most helpful experience for me to develop as an individual and professional.

What impressed you most about our academic staff?

Their calmness and the way they handle things and their integrity and passion towards teaching.

Do you feel that your course has been a worthwhile investment in your future?

Yes definitely.


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