Combining Two Programs is Not Too Difficult

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Jeremiah Adebayo, Master’s student at Irkutsk National Research Technical University, the winner of the iPolytech Engineers International Academic Competition for Prospective Master's Students

Why did I apply to INRTU? I always wanted to study in Russia, so I just searched for Russian universities and filtered the results by language, course, city's cost of living, and availability of discounts/scholarships. Naturally, INRTU came out on top, so I applied instantly.

At the moment, I am pursuing two Master’s programs: MBA: Global Management and Leadership and Information Technologies, Networks, and Big Data.  Combining them is not too difficult with the help of my lecturers and the university’s administrative staff. Yes, I have a lot of lessons at the same time, but I make arrangements with the lecturers beforehand if I’m going to miss a class. Most classes in one of my majors are also online, so I can record them and listen to them properly later. I also make sure to submit all of my tasks on time to get automatic grades where applicable.

When I do something, I always set a goal for myself, and once that's set, I don't shift it and always fight for it, even if it looks impossible.

16.04.2026
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