DigitalPolicyGrad

Not really that much. I'd prefer to end up in a European capital, but I've changed places so often that at this point I wouldn't really mind. I thought about doing an MPA in the US, but it's just too expensive to justify it, even with scholarships. My main concern is that the UK will become a more expense location for graduate studies with Brexit next year. Last thing I'd want to do is to graduate in the midst of an economic crisis with tons of debt. European salaries are kinda crap and that'd be a mistake.

Interested in Technology Policy, Social Innovation and Digital Economics Applying to (Considering): LSE (MPA), UCL (MPA - Digital Technologies and Policy), Sciences Po (Double PSIA + LSE and MPP - Digital, New Technology and Public Policy) Undergrad Institution: No mame Spanish university Years out of undergrad: 2 (by Fall 2021) GPA: 8.9/10 - Double Bachelor's Degree in International Business and International Relations GRE: N/A Quant Background: Took a 5-6 economics classes at uni (intro to econ, macro, micro, industrial econ, world economics, financial economics)+ math & stats. Relevant Work Experience: Internship in top European international policy organization in Paris + Internship and full-time job in Europe in big tech company doing digital business strategy for top startups International experience: Born and raised in Spain. Study abroad at McGill (Canada), UC Berkeley (US) and the LSE (UK) as part of my undergraduate studies. Work experience in Spain, France, USA and Ireland Strength of LOR: Very strong Thanks!