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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 25 MIN

Jonas Fernando, MSc Economics

from The business of being a postgrad · host Jon Gibson, Jonas Fernando

On the podcast this week, we are joined by Jonas, an MSc Economics student from Angola. Jonas reflects on transitioning to life in the UK and how the programme is supporting his career goals. As a Chevening Scholar, he also shares valuable advice on the application and interview process and what it means to be part of this global community. Listen now for honest advice, inspiring stories, and a genuine student perspective on studying MSc Economics at Durham University Business School. The perspectives shared are based on Jonas's personal experience and may not reflect every student’s journey. Find out more about our programmes and how to apply here: Durham University Business School Executive Producer: Jade Gourley Assistant Producer: Jon GibsonHosted on Simplecast. See simpecast.com/privacy for more information.   

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