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Open Days: Visit open days (most universities host these in-person or online) to get a feel for the campus, teaching staff, and student vibe.
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Placement Opportunities: Look into each university’s links to work placements, internships, or study-abroad opportunities. This is invaluable in IR.
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Student Reviews: Platforms like The Student Room or WhatUni have real reviews from students sharing their honest experiences.
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