Drag the phrases/words to the corresponding gaps in the interview

Part 1

Interviewer: Good morning, thank you for joining us today. Could you please start by telling us a bit about your and why you’ve chosen to apply for the World Economy course?

Applicant: Good morning, and thank you for the opportunity. I completed my degree in Economics, where I focused on international trade and finance. Throughout my studies, I realized that understanding the global economy is like having the . It’s crucial for navigating the complexities of today’s interconnected world. That’s why I’m to dive deeper into this field through your postgraduate program.

Interviewer: That's great to hear. Can you share a specific experience or project from your undergraduate studies that your interest in the global economy?

Applicant: Absolutely. During my final year, I worked on a research project analyzing the economic between the US and China. It was a real . We often talk about the ripple effect in economics, and this project made me see how a single policy change can cause a across the globe. It was then that I realized I wanted to these complex relationships and study them in greater depth.

Interviewer: Very interesting. How do you think your skills and experiences have prepared you for this course?

Applicant: I believe my previous coursework and internships have given me . I’ve learned that when it comes to data analysis and economic modeling, the . My internship at a financial consulting firm also taught me to keep my and stay updated on global trends. This combination of technical skills and awareness will help me in your program.

Part 2

Interviewer: That’s quite a robust foundation. What do you hope to achieve after completing this program?

Applicant: My goal is to work in an international organization where I can contribute to policy-making or economic research that has a global impact. I know it’s , but I’m ready to and get to work. Ultimately, I want to help shape policies that between developed and developing nations, creating a more balanced global economy.

Interviewer: Those are ambitious goals. How do you handle challenges or in your work?

Applicant: I believe that . When faced with a challenge, I try to see it as an opportunity to learn and grow. For instance, during my internship, we once had to rethink an entire strategy due to unforeseen market changes. It was , but it taught me the importance of being flexible and . I've learned to take setbacks and view them as stepping stones to success.

Interviewer: Thank you for sharing that perspective. Lastly, why do you believe our university is the right place for you to pursue your postgraduate studies?

Applicant: Your university has a reputation for its focus on global economics and its strong ties with international institutions. I’ve done my homework, and it seems that your faculty members are not just top of their field but also . I believe this environment will not only challenge me academically but also provide the practical insights I need to the global stage.

Interviewer: Thank you very much for your time today and for your thoughtful answers. We’ll soon.

Applicant: Thank you! I’m keeping .