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sewenbigboi:
Pls I need a guide on your step I applied to Edinburgh Napier recently construction project manager course I got denied they said they require 5yrs working experience I don’t know what that means and I have more than 5yrs I graduated since 2019
Quantity surveying HND


I’m thinking about applying to another university but I’m seeing lots of negatives about no jobs in some universities I’m seeing

Pls any luck in the schools u listed ?
Do they accept HND?

Most agents I contacted keep saying I won't get direct master with HND

I took it upon myself and applied to over 10 universities. I have gotten 4 conditional offer and still expecting more

My application for the MSc International Construction Project Management for September 2026 was unsuccessful due to not meeting academic criteria.

HND Civil Engineering
5 years working experience

Mystique8:
Hello Everyone,

I recently got admission at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland for January 2027. However I have a previous study refusal from September 2025. During the application, they did not ask about my immigration history, I'm sure it will come up before cas issuance and I don't intend hiding it due to deposit issues. Do you suggest I attach a cover letter explaining how my circumstances have changed while submitting the refusal letter to the school?

Hello everyone,

UK MSc Application Update (Civil/Construction Background)

I just submitted my applications and thought I’d share my strategy for anyone in a similar position (HND + construction/civil background, budget-conscious).

Schools/Courses Applied:

- Teesside University – MSc Project Management (with Advanced Practice)

- University of Bolton – MSc Construction Project Management

- University of Sunderland – MSc Project Management

Why these choices:

I didn’t pick based on “popular schools” but on what I can realistically execute.

- Teesside: Main target. The Advanced Practice route gives extra time in the UK to gain experience and stabilise.

- Bolton: Budget-friendly and directly aligned with construction. Strong fallback option.

- Sunderland: Backup option—similar to Teesside but without placement, just to increase chances.

My profile (brief):

- HND Civil Engineering (Upper Credit)
- Some construction/site exposure
- Moving toward project/construction management

Strategy:

- Focus on affordability (low deposit schools)
- Pick courses I can align to construction
- Avoid overhyped/expensive options that don’t fit my situation

Now waiting for decisions.

Anyone else applying to these schools or similar routes, feel free to share your timeline or experience.

Hello everyone, please which Mres courses in Sunderland, Newcastle, teesside, northumbria can a Law graduate apply for.

I have been seeing some Masters with research component LLM courses, but I don't know if they will allow applicant to bring dependants.

$300 UBA prepaid card fund needed

I want to assess wifey's credentials, she is a Lawyer (She has a 2 year Diploma in LAW, LLB + LAW School certificate)

Would WES evaluate her Certificates (Diploma + LLB Degree) as Two or more certificates, because WES is faster.

or I should just assess her LLB with IQAS/CES ?

GraciousWords:
If either of you can learn French...that'd be great.

We will consider that or the Provincial Nomination

I know her CRS can't fly without taking French or PNP

I must commend everyone who has been contributing in one way or the other to the growth and success stories on this thread

I have been an offline reader for some time now, my wife and I are considering giving PR a try

She is going to be principal applicant, she has 7 years working experience as a Labour Officer with Federal Ministry of Labour.
She still go to the Law firm she was working before she got the Federeral job appointment (Not salary based though) just to do her own work there and also assist them

Her LLB was 2014
She is 39 this year
(Age is not on her side)
No ECA, No IELTS yet

Husband: Civil Engineering (HND)
Though not practicing.

Any input will be appreciated

I must give Kudos to everyone who has been contributing in one way or the other to the success stories on this thread. You all are doing a great job