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Find out what past and present students from the Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Building MSc have to say about the programme.

Toar's experience 

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"The MSc Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings has exposed me to the various factors that influence sustainable design for health and wellbeing as well as their interplay at numerous scales."

Toar Sadia, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2020, Architect

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Huizhong's experience

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"No matter which way you are looking, I do believe the study experience in MSc HWSB is a solid asset, it adds credit to our competitiveness in landing job opportunities.”

Huizhong Luo, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2019, Healthy Buildings Researcher at Delos

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Clement's experience

"The course provided me lots of valuable skills that benefited me a lot when progressing with my career. The MSc’s truly interdisciplinary curriculum opened many doors to me, not only in the construction industry, but also the public and social policy sector.”

Ka Ming Cheung, known as Clement, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2019, studying for a PhD in Architecture

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Gomathi's experience 

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"Personally, I feel this course has opened up a lot of horizons for me to understand at length how the field of sustainability brings together research and design.This course has given me a wide range of transferrable skills which I didn’t have prior to my MSc.

Gomathi Krishnamoorthy, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2019, Architect 

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Veronica's experience

 

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Veronica, a current student studying Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings MSc (2020/21 academic year), shares her experiences of studying at UCL.

Veronica, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings Graduate 2021, Built Environment Professional

Lara and Tan's experiences

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Lara and Tan were the 2017/18 awardees of the prestigious IEDE Prof Llewelyn-Davies MSc Scholarship in Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings. We interviewed them back in 2017 when they were  studying with us.
 
We caught up with Lara again since graduating, she is currently completing a PhD at UCL and she sad of the Master's:
"I have always had an interest in how different spaces impact the people that inhabit them, and the MSc in Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings enabled me to delve deeper into this field and discover the growing world of research around this subject. Students are given the opportunity to see how the issue of health and wellbeing is being tackled from a variety of perspectives in different environments - from workplaces to hospitals and even at the city scale. I really valued having this breadth and hearing from experts that have focused their work on each of these areas. The advisory board is another really fantastic aspect to the MSc. They demonstrate how important this field of research is, and provide industry examples of how these practices and issues are thought about and integrated. Plus it’s great for making connections!”
 
Lara Gregorians, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2018, PhD Candidate at UCL's Leverhulme Doctoral Training Programme for the Ecological Study of the Brain

Chengpeng's experience

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"The MSc HWSB showed me a new perspective which does not only focus on energy efficiency but also occupants’ health, comfort and wellbeing.”

Chengpeng Zhao, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2018, current PhD Candidate at UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering

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Yudi's experience

"During the job-hunting journey, I believe that studying on MSc HWSB helped me become a unique applicant among many competitors. Because I got the latest, useful information about healthy buildings that others did not have the chance to structurally study.”

Yudi Huang, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings graduate, 2019

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Honda's experience

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“There are very few educational degrees relating to healthy buildings in Taiwan, and there are very few professionals specialising in health, wellbeing and sustainable buildings. According to the vice president of IWBI ASIA, I am the first in Taiwan to graduate from a research institute specialising in healthy buildings. This makes my resume very competitive.”

Honda Lu, Health Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings MSc 2020

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