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Selected candidacies, organised by admissions stage and entry year.
A curated library of verified Avandy outcome records, organised by admissions stage and entry year. Each entry sets out the anonymised academic profile, target programme, university outcome and recorded areas of Avandy support.
The outcomes shown represent a selected set of documented Avandy cases. Additional verified outcomes are added to the library on an ongoing basis.
Showing 81–90 of 303 outcomes
2024 Entry
King's College London — MSc Economics & Development
Used difference-in-differences to assess the causal effects of foreign direct investment on industrial clustering and employment in South-East Asian emerging markets.
- Academic background
- BSc International Economics
- Academic profile
- GPA 86.5/100. Strong international-trade practice, but limited use of microeconometric causal-inference methods.
- Target programme
- MSc Economics & Development
Admissions highlights
Used difference-in-differences to assess the causal effects of foreign direct investment on industrial clustering and employment in South-East Asian emerging markets.
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King's College London — MSc Economics & Development
2024 Entry
King's College London — MSc Global Health & Social Justice
Examined vaccine-distribution inequality and public-health justice through global health law and TRIPS waiver provisions.
- Academic background
- BSc Global Health
- Academic profile
- First Class (74/100). Public-health placement experience, with limited analysis of global health governance and patent licensing.
- Target programme
- MSc Global Health & Social Justice
Admissions highlights
Examined vaccine-distribution inequality and public-health justice through global health law and TRIPS waiver provisions.
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King's College London — MSc Global Health & Social Justice
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Media and Communications
Applied public-sphere and platform-governance theory to critique how digital algorithms shape public opinion.
- Academic background
- BA Radio and Television
- Academic profile
- GPA 3.82/4.0. Strong reporting experience, while the initial statement was overly practice-led and needed the critical media theory emphasised by LSE.
- Target programme
- MSc Media and Communications
Admissions highlights
Applied public-sphere and platform-governance theory to critique how digital algorithms shape public opinion.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Media and Communications
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Management
Used transaction-cost economics and organisational-behaviour theory to analyse mergers and acquisitions beyond a descriptive consulting account.
- Academic background
- BSc Management
- Academic profile
- Upper Second Class (68/100) and GMAT 740. Investment-research and consulting experience, while the initial statement read as an internship log and lacked organisational theory.
- Target programme
- MSc Management
Admissions highlights
Used transaction-cost economics and organisational-behaviour theory to analyse mergers and acquisitions beyond a descriptive consulting account.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Management
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc International and Asian History
Used multinational declassified archives to examine the Cold War security order and geopolitical change in East Asia from a transnational perspective.
- Academic background
- BA History
- Academic profile
- First Class (73/100). Strong East Asian history training, with limited transnational geopolitics and archival-history framing for the Cold War.
- Target programme
- MSc International and Asian History
Admissions highlights
Used multinational declassified archives to examine the Cold War security order and geopolitical change in East Asia from a transnational perspective.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc International and Asian History
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc International and Asian History
Placed nineteenth-century treaty-port economic networks within global maritime trade history to demonstrate broader research insight.
- Academic background
- BA History
- Academic profile
- GPA 87.5/100. Strong diplomatic-history knowledge, while the statement lacked a comparative global-history perspective.
- Target programme
- MSc International and Asian History
Admissions highlights
Placed nineteenth-century treaty-port economic networks within global maritime trade history to demonstrate broader research insight.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc International and Asian History
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — LLM
Focused on cross-border insolvency, mandatory ESG disclosure and capital-markets regulation in line with the LLM pathway.
- Academic background
- LLB
- Academic profile
- First Class (73/100). Strong common-law foundation, with limited coverage of cross-border financial regulation and ESG law.
- Target programme
- LLM
Admissions highlights
Focused on cross-border insolvency, mandatory ESG disclosure and capital-markets regulation in line with the LLM pathway.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — LLM
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc in Quantitative Methods for Risk Management
Used copula models and extreme-value theory to analyse dependence and tail risk in systemic finance.
- Academic background
- BSc Mathematics and Economics
- Academic profile
- First Class (80/100) and GRE Quantitative 170. Strong numerical skills, but the initial statement lacked a defined financial-risk application.
- Target programme
- MSc in Quantitative Methods for Risk Management
Admissions highlights
Used copula models and extreme-value theory to analyse dependence and tail risk in systemic finance.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc in Quantitative Methods for Risk Management
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Economics
Emphasised advanced microeconomic game theory and dynamic stochastic general-equilibrium modelling to demonstrate higher-level mathematical reasoning.
- Academic background
- BSc Economics
- Academic profile
- Upper Second Class (68/100), including 75+ in a mathematical dissertation. A strong undergraduate profile that needed clearer evidence of readiness for the MSc's proof-based demands.
- Target programme
- MSc Economics
Admissions highlights
Emphasised advanced microeconomic game theory and dynamic stochastic general-equilibrium modelling to demonstrate higher-level mathematical reasoning.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Economics
2024 Entry
London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Economics
Centred the narrative on real analysis and dynamic optimisation as the mathematical foundation for academic economics.
- Academic background
- BSc Economics
- Academic profile
- First Class (76/100) and GRE Quantitative 170. Strong econometrics, while the initial statement leaned towards data mining and lacked microeconomic theory.
- Target programme
- MSc Economics
Admissions highlights
Centred the narrative on real analysis and dynamic optimisation as the mathematical foundation for academic economics.
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London School of Economics and Political Science — MSc Economics
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