Nene Korda

What are you doing now?

With over 15 years of extensive experience in management and operations, I am currently pursuing a career transition to become a corporate and commercial lawyer. As I actively study for the bar, I aim to leverage my well-honed business development and operations management skills to make a meaningful impact in the legal field.

What did you find most valuable about your course at Westminster?

My Master's program in International Relations has equipped me with invaluable knowledge and skills that have significantly enhanced my performance in my career, which saw me traveling across Africa and Europe brokering deals and forging international partnerships.

Why would you recommend Westminster as a place to study?

Without a doubt, the University of Westminster is the ideal choice due to its exceptional multiculturalism and diversity. Moreover, its prime location in the bustling city of London offers a metropolitan environment that is incredibly hospitable and accommodating to international students.

On top of that, the tuition fees are exceptionally reasonable, and the cultural vibrance is unmatched.
Commuting and accessibility is also a plus.

What was the best thing about being a student in London?

My time here has been truly enlightening, as I have had the opportunity to interact with individuals and students from vastly diverse cultures. The well-organized seminars hosted by the school were a highlight for me, and the session with Michael Moore, the author and producer of the critically acclaimed film Fahrenheit 9/11, was particularly enjoyable.

What advice would you give to someone thinking of pursuing a similar career to you?

You are guaranteed to gain Great insights into understanding the intricacies and dynamics of international politics and the evolving international plane and political actors.