Languages Roadshow
'It was really useful to find out about different university courses and I very much enjoyed talking to the French students.'
Natalie Johnston added:
'It was interesting to meet foreign students and to hear about their experiences of being at university in England.'
Simon says:
"Studying in Hong Kong will be a great opportunity. Hong Kong is very interesting in a political sense as it's one of the few places in the world where there is one state with two political systems. There's a completely different approach to political thought and work ethos and I'm particularly looking forward to studying Confucian philosophy."
When he graduates from Edinburgh Simon hopes to do his doctorate on public policy in the States at Harvard. He eventually wants to become involved in and work in the Third World.
November 26, 2006