What attracted you to the University of Edinburgh and this programme, in particular? 

I chose the University of Edinburgh because of its location and reputation.  Studying at a university with an international reputation will open opportunities after graduation. Edinburgh is very well connected so it is easy to get to – from all around the world.

What do you wish you'd worried about less before starting your MSc?  There was a delay in receiving an academic reference from a previous university so I was worried it wouldn't arrive in time but unnecessarily!         

Any student wisdom you'd like to pass on?        

MSc programme recommends 4 modules in Sem 1 and 7 in Sem 2 but for me, it worked better to balance it more the workload more.

What do you most like about studying here?

Access to various facilities and online resources is very useful.

What do you find most challenging about your programme?     

Python coding in the Numerical Methods module was challenging.

Where is your favourite place to study?

I like to study in The Nucleus Building, it is a great modern space with great facilities.

What are your tips for student life in Edinburgh?            

Make sure to join student clubs like  various sports or chess.

As long as it is not confidential, can you tell us what your research topic you are focusing on?   

Fabricating carbon nanofibers for next-gen (solid-state) batteries using electrospinning method.

How is your programme equipping you for your future career?

MSc project directly involves battery research. Several courses such as electrochemistry are also relevant.

Can you tell us of any future career plans you might have at this stage?               

Looking to find a job in the battery/energy storage industry in UK or EU.