Academic
University of Glasgow (2018-2022)
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Biomedical Engineering
The first two years focused on building scientific knowledge across a range of fields, with later modules putting more emphasis on engineering applications. Design projects and extracurriculars also helped tremendously, giving me competencies more directly relevant to medical device design. Click the link to read my bachelor's thesis.
University of Warwick (Oct. 2023 start)
Master of Science (MSc) in Biomedical Engineering
I chose to continue my studies at Warwick because of the course's emphasis on medical devices, and the institution's strong research track record. I am completing several modules that cover topics at the cutting edge of biomedical engineering, including AI, biomaterials, and synthetic biology. For my thesis, I am working in Warwick's Microsensors and Bioelectronics Laboratory.