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Hello! We are a group of five international students currently living and studying in the city of Glasgow. The aim of our blog is to help international students, and share our tips and things to look out for when studying abroad, particularly here in Scotland. We know exactly how difficult it is to adapt to the culture and to battle homesickness, so we are here to try our best to help you with finding the best asian markets and restaurants to fight that feeling of homesickness.
Now, let’s get to know each of us!
btari

Hi! I’m Btari, I’m 19 years old and taking MSc Digital Marketing Management in the University of Strathclyde. I’m from Jakarta, Indonesia and have been studying in the UK since 2018. I first studied in Newcastle for my Bachelors and have now chosen to study in Glasgow for my Masters. Hope our blog can be of help! Excited to share the things that we experience together with you!

pop
Hi guys! My name is Pop and I am 23 years old. I am from Bangkok, Thailand. I studied in New Zealand for a couple of years and I am now studying in Glasgow for my Masters. I am very excited to get to know you all. I hope you will enjoy our shared experiences and posts  <3 

sabrina


Hi there! I'm Sabrina, from Taipei, Taiwan. Now I am a post-graduated student in University of Strathclyde, majoring in MSc Digital Marketing Management. We'd like to share our life experience from our individual perspectives. Hope our experience in Scotland enable to be helpful for you guys!
Hi fellows, I'm Rex aslo from Taipei, Taiwan. This is my first year in Scotland hope we can share some interesting things to you guys who are going to study here. Have you decide which country to study aboard? We will give you some brief information and hope you have a wonderful experience study aboard!
nabila

Hi! I'm Nabila, 21 y.o. from Indonesia. I'm taking master degree in University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. This is my first time living away from home and I personally won't say that it is easy. I'm really excited, don't get me wrong, but i'm also equally terrified. That being said, we want to provide you some information -which relate to our experiences as an asian student living in UK- that hopefully will be useful for those who will (or currently) studying in UK or particularly in Scotland. Anyway, i'm also the person behind each illustrations you see on this blog, feel free to hit me up for inquiries! ðŸ’›

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