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Join The Student Room TodayBe part of the UK's largest and fastest growing student community. It's free to join and a lot of fun - Get inspired, express your ideas, interact and share Social life of a postgraduate studentFrom The Student RoomTSR Wiki > University > Postgraduate Education > Social life of a postgraduate student Many TSR members have experience of being a postgraduate student and have had to make the adjustment to their social life from when a undergraduate. What are the differences? How easy is it to make friends? How much time to socialise do you actually get? So here is a place for you to share your study tips for developing a great social life when a postgraduate student. Make sure you're logged in to the site, then click on 'edit' and add yourown experiences, tips and suggestions. Postgraduate Social Life<Enter experiences here> I found that most of the events aimed specifically at postgraduate students were relatively tame affairs, especially when compared with undergraduate events. Things like pub quizzes and days out to visit different cities, cinema trips and lots of things aimed at people with children. While I have certainly been living a quieter life as a postgraduate, my social life has revolved around societies I've been involved with rather than anything for postgrads alone, so my friends have ranged from first years to final year PhD students. Further, self-funding a Masters is very difficult, and most postgraduates just don't have the disposable income that many undergraduates have. Therefore, a quiet life is sometimes the only option!
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