Student-Experience - Foreign
Student Experience
I am interested in continuing my education in Iran because Iran is a country that has a good quality of education, especially among countries in the Middle East and University of Mazandaran is one of the best universities in Iran. It is very nice and accommodates foreign students really well. It was simple to find University of Mazandaran. I simply visited its website and found the information I needed. It’s quite easy to register and coordination can be done at any time.
Alumni
MA Student at University of Marburg, Germany
I got my BA in English Language and Literature from University of Mazandaran. After receiving my BA, I got a place at University of Shahid Beheshti in master of Linguistics through Talented Students Placement. One year after studying MA in Linguistics, I dropped out and moved to Germany. I started my master program at University of Marburg in North American Studies program which is an interdisciplinary field that examines literature, gender, media and communications in the US, Canada and Caribbean countries. When it comes to University of Mazandaran, I have to say the experiences that it offered me were second to none. The English Language Department of University of Mazandaran was incredibly influential in my progress from a novice freshman to where I am today. My professors were so amiable and supportive. Apart from high quality of classes, they illuminated the path of my life by providing me a vast network of alumni either inside or outside of the country. It is worth mentioning that the location of University of Mazandaran is fascinating. Studying at the coastal city of Babolsar was one the most exciting experiences of my life. The city is nice and orderly and it always helped me keep going and enjoy my university life.
associate professor of Real Estate Economics at Western Sydney University (WSU)
I finished my undergraduate education in 2003 at the University of Mazandaran (UMZ) in Economics. After leaving UMZ, I did my compulsory military service and then worked as a Procurement and Sales officer in a trading company in Babol. In 2007, I moved to Malaysia to obtain my MBA and PhD in International Finance from the University of Science, Malaysia.
During 2013 and 2014, I worked as a Research Fellow and Postdoctoral Researcher in Real Estate Economics at the University of Technology Malaysia. Currently, I am an associate professor of Real Estate Economics at Western Sydney University (WSU) in
Australia. Before joining WSU in 2020, I was a senior lecturer in Economics and Discipline Leader of Economics at Swinburne University of Technology.