Sonal Gaud

Deeshen Shah was working in Engineering when he decided to make a change and study MSc Management (Entrepreneurship and Innovation) at the University of Bristol, he graduated in 2022. Here he discusses what drove that decision and what the future holds. My academic journey at the University of Bristol has been transformative. It’s the story […]

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