Maro Itoje may be one of English rugbys most instantly recognisable figures, but he is still able to pass incognito among classmates at university.Itoje is studying politics and development and politics in Africa in the final year of a politics degree at SOAS University in central London, spending Tuesdays and Fridays in lessons.Despite being an ever-present for double-winning Saracens last season and a key figure in Englands Grand Slam march and series whitewash in Australia this year, the 21-year-old is able to attend lectures unnoticed.I dont think a lot of my classmates know who I am, Itoje said. My university experience is a little bit different to the standard students. I can be fairly discreet because only some lecturers and tutors know who I am.It makes life a little bit easier. I dont mind it -- its quite nice to go incognito for a while. Im in my final year now, I did my first two years full-time, but I had to split my last year over two. Im in the home straight.It helps me take my mind off rugby -- politics and development is a little bit different to Premiership rugby. It gives you a chance to lead a balanced life. It helps you keep the mind ticking over on other things, so its helpful.Itoje looks set to start at openside when England face South Africa in the first of four internationals staged at Twickenham this autumn, filling the void left by a succession of injuries in the position.Head coach Eddie Jones has described the Springboks as bullies ahead of their visit on Nov. 12 and Itoje has been given his own insight into their psyche due to the presence at Saracens of players such as Schalk Burger, Schalk Brits and Neil de Kock.South Africa are a very proud rugby nation and you notice that when you spend time with the South Africans in our squad, Itoje said.Theyre very proud and passionate about their rugby and they care a lot. 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