Yeu Khor, BSc Economics and Finance

Yeu Khor, Management Trainee at CIMB Group, Malaysia

Despite Malaysia's economy facing negative growth due to the pandemic, it was relatively easy for me to get a job because of the University of Bristol's prestige. Apart from that, my degree has equipped me with high adaptability skills that has made me an agile person, which is highly demanded in the current job market. 

Firstly, I chose Bristol because of the city, it is friendly, accessible and safe. Secondly, the University of Bristol is one of the top universities that offer BSc Economics and Finance.

Moreover, the course provided a wide range of modules, you can choose from social sciences and other faculties throughout the degree. This allowed me to acquire different knowledge. This makes learning really enjoyable because you will not get bored, thus indirectly training you to be agile and open-minded.

I enjoyed my first year staying in Clifton Hill House. For the location, it is the closest catered hall to the school which had tremendously shortened my travel time. From there I got to focus on my study and expand my social circle without worrying about food preparation. This maximised my first year in university experience. Lastly, Bristol is a very accessible city, where we get any necessities and can travel anywhere easily.

My top tips:

1. Be explorative: Have the courage to step out of your comfort zone to try and take up challenges

2. Be hardworking: Be responsible for your future by putting every drop of your energy into everything that you do

3. Be calm: Stay calm and think logically in every scenario. 

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Yeu Khor, BSc Economics and Finance (2020)
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