Jeremy's story

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Jeremy, MSc Sport and Exercise Science alum from Malaysia — **Jeremy Chang Hoe Yuen**

Jeremy is from Malaysia and studied a Masters in Sports and Exercise Therapy. He had planned to come to the UK to study after receiving his Undergraduate degree and chose to study at Leeds Beckett upon receiving a recommendation from his lecturer.

I have found it easy to make friends and chat with my flatmates. I joined the International Society, and they had lots of activities like karaoke night. I mingled with people from all over the world and learned more about their cultures. Hopefully after I’ve completed my studies, I can travel and explore their countries!

Jeremy Chang Hoe Yuen MSc Sport and Exercise Therapy

Why I chose to study a Masters at Leeds Beckett University

I knew that I wanted to study my Masters in the UK. I also wanted to expand my skills in a hands-on environment. The facilities at Leeds Beckett are well-equipped for us to learn new skills. We learned sports massage techniques and understand how to use ice to aid athletes’ recovery.

Living in Leeds

Leeds is a convenient and accessible place to live. It’s easy to walk to the supermarket and the shopping mall. The train station is also centrally located. Taking a train to London or Manchester on the weekend is very easy. I have found it easy to make friends and chat with my flatmates. I joined the International Society, and they had lots of activities like karaoke night. I mingled with people from all over the world and learned more about their cultures.

My future

I’d love to go to Europe to work for a lower league football club and work my way up. I know that football is a competitive industry, but I hope that Europe has some options for me.