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I'm now NCSC certified so employers look at that and it gives that professionalism aspect to the course.
Studying Computing as a female student at USW
Computing graduate, Niamh, embarked on a transformative journey at the University of South Wales, navigating a significant transition into higher education.
As a female student in a traditionally male-dominated field such as Computing and STEM she faced unique hurdles, one of the most prominent being imposter syndrome.
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Overcoming imposter syndrome
By continuing to push herself, seek out new opportunities, and challenge her own self-perception, Niamh overcame her imposter syndrome. Her NCSC certification allowed her to demonstrate her expertise to potential employers, increasing her job market appeal and reinforcing the professional aspects of her education.
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