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Some popular part-time jobs for Indian students at Goldsmiths include:Education: Working as a tutor, teaching assistant, or in a language school Hospitality: Jobs in restaurants, cafes, or hotels can provide students with customer service experience Student Ambassador Scheme: Goldsmiths offers a Student Ambassador Scheme, where students can develop key employability skills, enhance their CV, and engage with a variety of university departments and staffGlobal Job Hunting: The topics studied at Goldsmiths may inspire students to job hunt globally, and the university provides resources and support for students seeking international job opportunities. 

The ISE placements for 2020 are almost similar to the placements of 2019. There is little drop in the ISE placement rate in 2020 as compared to the 2019 placement rate. The full-time employment rate is the same as in 2019 i.e. 68%. However, the ISE Economics graduate salary is increased from GBP 40,264 to GBP 40,811. Students can check below the placement comparison of 2020 and 2019 based on certain criteria:ParticularISE Placements 2019ISE Placements 2020Placement Rate93.9%93.1%Graduate responded49.2%52.5%Full-time employment68%68%Top sectorFinancial and Professional ServicesFinancial and Professional ServicesJob rolesBusiness Analyst, Data Engineer, Policy FellowAssociate Report Officer, Design Analyst, Onboarding AdviserTop EmployerPwCDeloitte

SPJIMR or SP Jain is one of the top PGDM colleges in India and the University of Manchester is among the top MBA universities in the world. They both offers the best management programs to students at an affordable cost. We have compared them below in terms of thier cost and placements:College/UniversityTuition FeesPlacements (average salary)SPJIMR9.5 L - 22.1 L (total fees range)INR 81 LUniversity of ManchesterINR 20 L to INR 40 L (first year fees range)INR 1.2 CrAs per the above data, the University of Manchester has the highest average salary for graduates in comparision with SPJIMR placements. But, SP Jain has the low tuition fees for PGDM program. Therefore, it your choice where you want to apply.

 The application process at London School of Economics may vary slightly depending on the course and level of study you are applying for, but the general steps are as follows: For Undergraduate courses: Step 1: Applicants can apply through common applicants (UCAS)Step 2: Go to the website and select the course you are interested inStep 3: Make sure you meet the Entry requirements (Such as Academic qualifications and English proficiency etc.)Step 4: Once you decide on the course, submit the required documents such as SOP, Transcripts and personal statementsStep 5: You can track the application's progress through the LSE Portal or UCAS link.Step 6: After you apply, you will get an automated email from the university that they have received your application.Postgraduate Application Process Step 1: Select the postgraduate programme you are interested in from the LSE websiteStep 2: Ensure you meet the entry requirements for the chosen program, as these vary depending on the courseStep 3: Complete the online application providing your personal informationStep 4: Upload the required documents, such as academic transcripts, proof of English language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS), experience in your field and referencesStep 5: After you apply, you will get an automated email from the university that they have received your application