What Nazerke says about the Master's in Management
Nazerke from Kazakhstan
About the programme and the teaching style
Why did you choose Lund University?
"I chose Lund University because of its excellent ranking and the alignment of its programme with my requirements. The curriculum focuses heavily on teamwork and explores how managers operate within organisations, which has been incredibly beneficial for my learning."
What do you think of your programme so far? Does it meet your expectations?
"So far, my experience in the programme has been great! It meets my expectations by emphasising collaboration and practical application. The curriculum focuses on teamwork and explores how managers operate within organisations, which enhanced my learning significantly."
What is the best thing about your programme?
"The best aspect has been working with the same team throughout the year, allowing us to develop deeper relationships and strengthen our collaborative skills. We solve problems about ourselves, our team, and other assignments. Having teammates from diverse backgrounds makes it fun to discuss different ideas."
What do you think of the teaching style in Sweden?
"The teaching style in Sweden is quite different from what I was used to. With only one or two classes at a time, this format allows me to concentrate fully on each subject, leading to a more immersive learning experience."
How international is your programme?
"The programme is very international, with more than half the students coming from various backgrounds. The diversity enriches discussions and broadens perspectives. So far, I love having discussions with the teacher and other students as everyone is actively involved in the learning process."
Have you been able to gain any practical experience during your studies?
"Although I’m still early in the programme, working on different organisational cases has been enjoyable and has provided insights into the consulting side of management. This practical approach helps solidify theoretical concepts and prepares me for real-world challenges."
Why should prospective students choose this programme?
"Prospective students should choose this programme because it is both enjoyable and beneficial for future career paths. It effectively combines academic knowledge with practical skills, making it a great stepping stone towards managerial positions. It is also ideal for those considering a career change, even if their Bachelor’s degree was in a different field."
What are the potential benefits/differences in doing a one-year Master’s programme?
"The one-year Master’s programme is intense but fast-paced, allowing quick immersion into the subject matter. This structure helps students clarify their future career goals in a shorter timeframe. While it might seem super short once you start, it saves time for further career actions."
Being an international student at Lund, spare time and tips for prospective students
What is it like being an international student at Lund University?
"Being an international student at Lund University has been fascinating. It offers the chance to meet people from diverse backgrounds and learn about Swedish culture by joining student organisations known as nations. This cultural exchange enriches my overall experience and perspective."
What do you do in your spare time?
"In my spare time, I work part-time and spend time with friends participating in events organised by the nations and bonding with my base team. This balance of work and social activities contributes significantly to my overall well-being."
Do you have any advice for students that are considering coming to Lund?
"My advice for students considering coming to Lund is that if you want to experience international and Scandinavian culture with a vibrant student life, you should definitely come here. You could also consider whether the climate suits you as it can impact your overall experience in Sweden."

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