I'm currently in the process of writing my applications, and Imperial is my current priority for my Master's. Thank you so much for this insightful video, it's definitely helped me with choosing what to include in my personal statment and the video format was straightforward and easy to understand which I greatly appreciate! Thanks again!
thanks for the video! I’m a final year biochemistry student, but sadly I was not able to get any lab experience/ research internship due to covid, are lab experiences essential for masters application?
I wouldn't say it is essential because I've had coursemates from various backgrounds too (ie doctors, pharmacists etc.) personally, I think it's more important to state how this master's will benefit you and also mention the relevant skills you have, which can be transferable or interest in the subject!
Thank you, I gained a lot of useful tips about CV. I am wondering I have submitted all of required supporting documents and have not received any confirmed email, Is it normal? And Is it ok to edit the document after submitted?
Glad it was helpful 😊 I can't remember if I received a confirmation email but on your application portal, as long as it says that everything is submitted and received, then that should be fine! It might take somewhere around a few weeks to a month or so to process. Unfortunately, after you have submitted any document, you can't resubmit it 😅 All the best in your application!
Thank you!! Unfortunately I've been procrastinating making the part 2 video to the point where I forgot 😅😅 if there are any specific questions you have about interviews, pls feel free to comment here/message me or I have an RA interview prep video that might help: ua-cam.com/video/rfSwc0sEWCE/v-deo.html
I got a scholarship to do my MSc (it was funded by my undergrad as they had leftover funds from research projects). There are scholarships you can search for based on your tuition fee status, check out the Imperial Fees and funding page to check if they offer specific scholarships for your background/nationality.
If they asked you to read a paper for the interview then I definitely recommend understanding the concept behind the methods and any notable results/discussion points. If you don't know the answer, say what you do know and talk through your thought process! If it's a more general interview, they will most likely pick out something from your CV or personal statement (usually a project you are currently working on). Treat it almost like a chat and answer honestly. Congrats on getting shortlisted and all the best!
I'm currently in the process of writing my applications, and Imperial is my current priority for my Master's. Thank you so much for this insightful video, it's definitely helped me with choosing what to include in my personal statment and the video format was straightforward and easy to understand which I greatly appreciate! Thanks again!
Really enjoyed watching this! Great video :)
Thank you so much 😊💖
Really insipiring, thank you
Glad it helped!!
Super useful. Thank you so much !
glad to be able to help! 😊
Thanks! Really insightful
glad you found it helpful!! 😊
Hi i´m now trying to aply how did u manage to give proof of transcipt as they ask when u haven´t finished your course?
I gave a transcript with the grades of modules I have already finished in my first 2 years of undergrad!
thanks for the video! I’m a final year biochemistry student, but sadly I was not able to get any lab experience/ research internship due to covid, are lab experiences essential for masters application?
I wouldn't say it is essential because I've had coursemates from various backgrounds too (ie doctors, pharmacists etc.) personally, I think it's more important to state how this master's will benefit you and also mention the relevant skills you have, which can be transferable or interest in the subject!
Heyy, i hope you get to see this ❤ how long did it take after your interview to get feedback on your offer
Can you do a Mres in medicinal chemistry like drug discovery and research after a biomedical science bachelor ?
I wanna apply for MSc strategic marketing, is gmat necessary.
Hi, thanks for the video! Do we need to apply from UCAS as well for MSc?
No, for MSc you apply directly to the university! There's sometimes a fee you need to pay to submit your application.
@@biomedwithvy Does this apply to all uni in the UK? or is it just for Imperial?
@@kwoason from my experience most unis don't use UCAS for MSc/MRes applications
@@biomedwithvy alright, thank you very much! ☺️
Thank you, I gained a lot of useful tips about CV. I am wondering I have submitted all of required supporting documents and have not received any confirmed email, Is it normal? And Is it ok to edit the document after submitted?
Glad it was helpful 😊 I can't remember if I received a confirmation email but on your application portal, as long as it says that everything is submitted and received, then that should be fine! It might take somewhere around a few weeks to a month or so to process. Unfortunately, after you have submitted any document, you can't resubmit it 😅 All the best in your application!
Hi, I found this extremely useful. I can't seem to find the part 2 to this series. Would it be possible for you to link it here? Thank you!
Thank you!! Unfortunately I've been procrastinating making the part 2 video to the point where I forgot 😅😅 if there are any specific questions you have about interviews, pls feel free to comment here/message me or I have an RA interview prep video that might help: ua-cam.com/video/rfSwc0sEWCE/v-deo.html
Do you have any scholarships from Imperial for your master's degree? Are there 100% scholarships for master's degrees?
I got a scholarship to do my MSc (it was funded by my undergrad as they had leftover funds from research projects). There are scholarships you can search for based on your tuition fee status, check out the Imperial Fees and funding page to check if they offer specific scholarships for your background/nationality.
@@biomedwithvy thanks ... ❤️
Hi!
I'm trying for a MBA in Imperial college London.
Idk what to do, and I'm loosing my confidence everyday.
Could you please guide me?
Love this again! I have my interview tomorrow for an MSc course at Imperial, do you have any tips or advice? ☺️
If they asked you to read a paper for the interview then I definitely recommend understanding the concept behind the methods and any notable results/discussion points. If you don't know the answer, say what you do know and talk through your thought process!
If it's a more general interview, they will most likely pick out something from your CV or personal statement (usually a project you are currently working on). Treat it almost like a chat and answer honestly.
Congrats on getting shortlisted and all the best!
@@biomedwithvy thank you so so much!! All your videos have made me more excited to hopefully be an imperial student :)