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Name HE Institution /Employer Course / Job Role Abdirahman King's Name HE Institution /Employer Course / Job Role Abdirahman King's College London Pharmaceutical Sciences Abdirahman Queen Mary University Engineering (Electronic and Electrical) Abdiweli Goldsmiths University Computer Science Abdullaahi University of Bristol Medicine Aferdit King's College London Law Alex University of West London Psychology with Applied Forensic Investigation Alisa Deferred Entry to University Psychology Amira London South Bank University Business Management with Finance Anaam Deferred Entry to University Law Anish University of Greenwich Business Computing Anuska Westminster & Kingsway Further Education College Asad Queen Mary University Pharmacology Atiya Asli Nottingham Trent University Forensic Psychology Ayanle Queen Mary University Physics Ayshia Shania University of Southampton Law Balqiis University of Cambridge English Bonny University of Brunel Computer Science Bupesh University of Reading Architecture Chintak University of Westminster Business Crystal City University of London Nursing Danujan London Metropolitan Accounting and Finance University Darpan Employment Emirates Airline Devak London School of Economics Mathematics and Economics Dhaval University of Greenwich Business Computing Dhyan London School of Economics Economics Dinkita University of Middlesex Fashion Textiles Diya University of Hertfordshire Physics Durga Bristol University of the West Law with Business of England Fawziyah University of Westminster Sociology with Criminology Florin Marius London South Bank University Sport & Exercise Science Hamza University of Cambridge Medicine Hamzah University of Brunel Computer Science (Software Engineering) Hanisha University of Westminster Finance Harshe University of Brunel Computer Science Haseeb Richmond College Health and Human Sciences Hollie Deferred entry to University Psychology Ilham City University of London Radiology & Oncology Ishaan University of Brunel Economics and Finance Jay University of Bristol Economics Jay Apprenticeship Information Technology Jay University of Brunel Digital Design Jeet Gap Year Employment Kajan Bristol University of the West Robotics of England Kelmenda University of Portsmouth English Literature Kinjal Royal Holloway University Law Kinjal Sashikant University of Brunel Psychology Krinali Deferred Entry to University Dentistry Kris University of Brunel Business and Management Krishna Deferred Entry to University Dentistry Kugapiriya King's College London Pharmacy Lakhan University of York Computer Science Lydran Gap Year Employment Employment Margin University of Brunel Computer Science Marrian - Mulky London South Bank University Business Management Meera Deferred Entry to Bristol Medicine University Meitry University of Westminster Accounting & Finance Misha University of Greenwich Nursing Mital University of Cambridge Computer Science Mitali University of Sheffield Dental Surgery Mohamadu Aseem University of Brunel Computer Science Muhammad Hamzah University of Middlesex Economics Muna University of Roehampton Psychology & Criminology Naeema-Nur University of Brunel Business and Management (Accounting) Nafiso City University of London Radiology Najiib University of Brunel Politics Neha University of Nottingham English Language and Literature Nirav University of Portsmouth Digital Marketing Nisla Deferred entry to University Medicine Piyush University of Brunel Economics Prashan City University of London Engineering (Electronic and Electrical) Pritesh Gap Year Employment Apprenticeship Priya Navinchandra University of Hertfordshire Business and Human Resources Priyal University of Bristol Economics and Finance Queency University of Bradford Chemistry Rameez University of Greenwich Chemical Engineering Raul Pearson College London LLB(Hons) Law (Business Management) Riwaj University of Exeter Accounting and Finance Rohed University of Westminster Computer Science Ronik Queen Mary University Computer Science Rutik Employment Apprenticeship Said Mozamil University of Staffordshire Computer Games Development Salman New College Economics Santhiya University of Brunel Accounting and Finance Sanushan Coventry University Computer Science Sarvesh University of Bristol Aerospace Engineering Sekeriye University of Westminster Marketing Management Shabesh Birmingham City University Mechanical Engineering Shani Brunel University Engineering Shikha University of Hertfordshire Psychology Siejer University of Brunel Psychology Siuli-Mo University of Reading Art and History of Art Sunny Manoj University of Brunel Business Computing Taylor London South Bank University Sport and Exercise Science Tejal Gap Year Employment Employment Tekkell Queen Mary University English Vicky De Montfort University Architectural Technology Vinay University of Brunel Computer Science Vinite University of Brunel Computer Science Vivek University of Westminster Business Management Zahra St Mary's University Business Management & Psychology Lavanja Hertfordshire Accounting and Finance Ritik Brunel Computer Science Viral City Economics Ankit Brunel Computer Science Jay Southampton Physics Rhys Employment Mohamoud City Economics Nasrin LSBU Radiography Mohammed Brunel Mechanical Engineering Nikita West London Abdullah QMUL Werda SOAS Law Surina KCL Medicine Harshil Apprenticeship Finance (Deloitte) Sonia Tryphena UEA Film Studies and English Literature Iqra UCL Medicine .
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