Cover Letter

My name is Ivna, and I am interested in studying at UNSW Art and Design. In July 2018, I completed my BA in Graphic Design from the University of Huddersfield. Now, I want to obtain a Master’s degree from UNSW. The first reason for applying to this institution is that it is situated on Oxford Street (Paddington, Sydney). Being close to my house, it would be easy for me to reach the campus every single day. I do not want to go to a university that is far away from my colony.

Another reason is that it is a top-rated and one of the finest institutions in Australia. The Australian Research Council has ranked it high and praised the university for its great research facilities. In 2015, the university was given the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) prize. According to the QS World University Rankings for Art and Design, it is one of the top 30 institutions for art students.

I have a keen interest in this institution because it attracts outstanding research staff and teaching faculty from all parts of the world. In addition, the student community is very diverse. This means I would be a part of the community where no discrimination is taken into account while helping or supporting one another. The faculty is quite experienced, highly qualified and skilled, and this will allow me to gain more and more knowledge and prepare me for a bright tomorrow.

UNSW Art & Design offers a comprehensive range of coursework and research degree options, and I am confident that it would be easy for me to find the subjects that suit my career aspirations and interests.

As I have obtained a degree in graphic design, my areas of interest are computer graphics and creative designs. I want to become a successful graphic designer in the future, and for this, I need to further my studies and obtain a world-class degree.

As far as my experience and achievements are concerned, I have worked in the marketing department of Megaward from May 2019 to November 2019. I have also worked as an assistant at Alla Media from December 2018 to May 2019. In addition, I have provided my services as an event manager at the Chinese Pop Star Concert. All this is enough to prove my worth or skills. I promise to work hard and act upon the advice of my professors or supervisor.

HMD’s Nokia 8.2 to Come with a pop-up selfie camera

Nearly eight months ago, HMD Global brought forward Nokia 8.1 and the world was stunned with its great body and specifications. Since then, we have been waiting for a successor, and now the wait is over. Yes, you read it right! HMD Global is reportedly developing a smartphone called Nokia 8.2.

According to tipster Ishan Agarwal, Nokia 8.2 would be introduced with some noticeable improvements and drastic changes. The new handset will be the first to have a pop-out camera system. Most probably, it will come with a 32-megapixel selfie camera which will definitely make us forget a cut-out on the display, creating an all-screen design.

As far as the internal characteristics of Nokia 8.2 are concerned, the new smartphone will be introduced to the world’s markets with an 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Its processor did not contain these features, which means Nokia 8.2 may take no time to become a favorite of the new generation. It has also been suggested that a Snapdragon 700 series chip would make a cut along with the support of the next-generation wireless network which are meant to enhance the user’s experience. This means if you are an internet user or someone who cannot live without using social media, then you can get Nokia 8.2 and enjoy fast-speed internet. This is certainly going to be an affordable 5G device people have ever dreamt of.

Accompanying all these things will be stock Android 10 Q straight out of the box; the new version of Android 10 Q is set to release in August which gives us an idea that HMD Global’s new smartphone will not arrive until September 2019. It looks like the competition is going to be really tough in the smartphone industry, as manufacturers are inventing extraordinarily special devices every single day which are meant to provide users with an all-screen experience.