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Author: Lauren Chin

Hi, nice to e-meet you! I'm from California, USA although I studied on the East Coast where I received a BA in health-finance. After working for 2 years in consulting, I've decided to pivot into sustainability and am now in the Energy, Society & Sustainability program at UoE. I'm currently hoping to go one step further and pursue a PhD in sustainability and corporate strategy, and am exploring those options through my part-time masters. In my free time I like to practice/teach yoga, play with people's pets (I don't have one of my own right now), and bake. Reach out if you have any questions or would like to chat!
Picture of Lauren at the New York Times Climate Hub, holding a microphone

Full-time vs part-time postgraduate degree: breaking down the pros and cons

Reading Time: 3 minutes By Lauren, MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability (Part-Time) If you’re here on my post, you most likely are considering between full- or part-time studentry (that is a made-up word). I’ll start this off by saying: there is no wrong answer! Both have their unique benefits and drawbacks. As a quick introduction to myself and my […]

18th March 2022 0

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