Student stories

All these extra-curricular developments show that if you work hard, Surrey will support you into becoming the person you want to be.

If I could go back and do my years at Surrey again, I would. Everything. The whole rollercoaster. I wouldn’t trade my time there for anything!

Management masters student Don Wong came from the University of Surrey where he studied Media and Communication as an undergraduate. In his final term at Surrey, he had the opportunity to visit the School of Knowledge and School of Knowledge Economy and Management (SKEMA) campus in Paris. Surrey Business School and SKEMA have joined forces again from 2024 to offer a dual masters in Management to their Management students, accredited by both institutions.

The quality of the academic staff at Surrey Business School is one of the reasons EMBA students do so well and finish their studies with not only the qualification but having had a rich experience and gained valuable insights on specialised topics from leading experts.

I love being part of two Schools at Surrey as I get to meet a wider variety of students and professors. On a standard working day, I can be in classes of 20 or 200 people.

My time at Surrey has improved my chances of employability immensely. The beauty about Surrey is that they prioritise both academic and professional development, as most courses offer some sort of placement year, and really set you up for professional life once you graduate.