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Profile of Polis graduates

So, who has studied the course over the past seven years? We profiled the age, nationality and study dates of our past graduates. Here are the results.

Age Range: Typical of the diversity of Polis, students studying the course varied in age by nearly twenty years. Our youngest student was 20 when they began their MA, the oldest, 39. The average age of a Polis student is just under 25 years old.

Nationality: So far, our students have represented 20 different nationalities, demonstrating the international appeal and relevance of the degree.

The best thing about Polis? Doing projects in different countries and having to work together with people from different countries and with different backgrounds. A big help in future jobs.”

What was the best thing about Polis? The multicultural group.”

NationalityNumber of graduates (includes students from current year)
Dutch15
Belgian6
German6
British5
American (USA)4
Finnish2
French2
Greek2
Mexican2
Bulgarian1
Canadian1
Chinese1
Indonesian1
Japanese1
Norwegian1
Portuguse1
Serbian1
Spanish1
Swedish1
Taiwanese1

Study Dates: The course has been running since 1997.

What was the worst thing about Polis? I was the first and only student in 1997!

YearNumber of graduates
1997-19981
1998-19998
1999-20007
2000-20015
2001-20028
2002-20036
2003-20049
2004-200511

Learning such a lot in such a personal, small group in such different cities was the best thing about Polis.

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