Ashish from Haryana, India, recently completed his master’s in international business management at Wrexham University.
Since arriving in north Wales, he has immersed himself in Welsh culture and its heritage – he’s even brushed shoulders with the Welsh First Minister at a Diwali event.
With an ambition to build a profitable and sustainable business in the future, Ashish is certainly on the right track to great success.
One of my highlights was meeting the First Minister at a Diwali event in Swansea – an experience I found truly phenomenal.
"I chose to study at Wrexham University because it excels in student experience and satisfaction. The university offers a wide range of support services, from academic tutoring to career advice, ensuring that every student receives the guidance they need to succeed.
I love small towns, their heritage and their beauty, which is why Wrexham appealed to me. The faculty is also highly experienced, and I was impressed by the university’s inclusivity, strong student support, and diversity.
To navigate the challenges of studying abroad, I focused on being proactive and adaptable. I immersed myself in local customs, attended seminars, and engaged with both local and international students. This helped me feel more at home and allowed me to adjust to cultural differences.
The city itself is very safe and affordable, and the university is conveniently located with easy access to public transport links like the bus station and railway station, both just a short distance from the Plas Coch campus.
One of my highlights was meeting the First Minister at a Diwali event in Swansea – an experience I found truly phenomenal. I also had the opportunity to meet influential figures in business and government. These interactions were invaluable, helping me realise the importance of building a strong network.
I have now secured an entrepreneurship assistant role for Wrexham University’s enterprise team – supporting students, graduates, and staff members in developing their entrepreneurial skills – which feels unbelievable."
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