Student Jasper Sullivan In a word, Surrey seemed like 'home' and I already felt a part of the PATS community before I’d even had a confirmed offer. My overwhelming sense of drive and ambition for music made Surrey a place I felt destined to be a part of.
Graduate Sian Evans The course really threw me in at the deep end and I got up to speed very quickly on the more technical aspects of composing and creative approaches to writing new work.
Student Eve Pitt As I grew up I became interested in maths and physics and paving a path to become an engineer. However, when looking at universities I realised I was specifically more into the technical side of film.
Graduate Mollie Autherson I wanted to study a music degree that was renowned in the audio industry, which also used strong elements of maths and physics.
Graduate Darina Georgieva Computer Science BSc (Hons) I’ve decided to pursue a career in the industry after graduation and am going to join the Amazon Alexa team in London."
Graduate Vasily Shcherbinin Computer Science BSc (Hons) The modules offered by the University have been very useful and relevant, the lecturers have always been knowledgeable and passionate about their subject, and the placement year has been instrumental in my future career. The University of Surrey has played a huge role in my current career success.
Graduate Georgios Papagiannis Computer Science BSc (Hons) I believe the placement year is an important part of every student’s experience at Surrey and crucial in discovering your next career goals.
Graduate Enrique Lacal Computer Science BSc (Hons) During my placement I picked up an enormous amount of technical knowledge, but I believe that the soft skills I acquired are even more important. By working in a team on a day-to-day basis, I increased my team-working, communication and presentation skills which were crucial during my final year.
Graduate Emma Jeyarajah Computer Science BSc (Hons) Self-learning is a key skill in growing as a developer and the Final Year Project develops your ability to work independently and produce a result which you then present at a professional standard – which is very similar to how a product is delivered.