IS MOVING TO LONDON WORTH IT?

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I moved to London in September 2021 to work as a graduate software engineer at Accenture, and I want to share whether moving to London is a great idea for graduates or not.s
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Who am I?
My name is Sagar, I am living in London and am working as a graduate software engineer at a technology consultancy company. I am also a first-class MEng aerospace engineering graduate in the UK at the University of Sheffield. In my channel, I post videos about engineering, technology, university life and careers. If you're a university student or planning to study at a university in the UK or anywhere else, consider subscribing as I will make helpful videos to help you make the most of university.
Currently, my schedule is to post a new video every Saturday at 16:00 so subscribe and expect great content!
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[@s77098]

Smashed it as always🔥

[@SA64R]

Thanks bro!

[@dabby_sam]

What do you know about Teesside university? Do you think studying aerospace engineering at Teesside University would lead me to good career opportunities?

[@SA64R]

Teeside is not a Russell group university so lacks any prestige however, I don't think that is as important as a other factors nowadays. I just had a look at the league tables etc and Teeside seems to be in the top 20 unis in the UK to study aerospace engineering at which is pretty good. So I think it could be quite a promising university to go to

[@ankush-2218]

I am from India and am interested in studying aerospace engineering. Can you tell me whether I should write that I will stay in Europe and work for their space program or I will return to work in ISRO since most countries want international students to complete studies as soon as possible and return to their country?

[@SA64R]

I'm sorry but, where do you need to write this?

[@ankush-2218]

@@SA64R in essay for admission

[@kittyblossom7342]

It's complicated actually. Some countries want you to go back, some want you to stay. I wrote in my SOP that I'll be returning, but when I gave the admission interview the head of the department wanted me to stay...even gave me a scholarship that I didn't ask for. And there was an agreement on the scholarship that they don't want brain-drain. So that's that. Here I am now...in Brussels. Studying Msc in Civil Engineering. I've also heard that the French universities take a similar approach. They don't want their international graduates to leave.

[@ankush-2218]

@@kittyblossom7342 thanks for sharing your experience

[@HashimAziz1]

As someone born and bred in Sheffield, I'm curious, what do you think about the stereotype of unfriendly/cold Londoners compared to Sheffielders? How would you generally compare Sheffield with London?

[@SA64R]

I'd say most people are fine in London, no-one I've met has been unfriendly. You get less of random strangers saying hi to you but I'd say people aren't too different to that of other parts of the UK.

[@HashimAziz1]

@@SA64R I appreciate it, thank you

[@itsyourtime6900]

💪💪

[@matttyler5651]

Where do you see yourself in ten years? Career wise

[@SA64R]

Didn't know I was getting interviewed today :D But I don't have a fixed position or role in mind, though I know it'd probably technical as I like to make things. I do want to work in a company that is pioneering things in this planet or I want to be someone working towards improving an existing way of doing things by 10X

[@rickeshshah3139]

69th + 6th video. Here before Dev comments

[@SA64R]

Such a melt!