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Derek

Coventry University

Electrical and Electronic Engineering MEng/BEng (Hons)

Hi there! I'm currently pursuing an MSc in Embedded Systems Engineering at Coventry University. I know that studying abroad can be both exciting and a bit overwhelming, and I'm here to help make your transition as smooth as possible.

Having experienced the unique challenges and opportunities of university life in a new country, I’m passionate about sharing my journey, answering your questions, and offering support tailored for international students. Whether it's advice on adapting to a new culture, navigating academic life, or simply finding your way around campus, I'm just a message away.

Feel free to reach out anytime. I'm happy to help! :) 

Fazil

University of Lincoln

Electrical and Electronic Engineering - BEng (Hons)

Hi there! Feel free to ask me any questions about the courses here in Lincoln and also about the city itself  ≧◡≦. I am more than happy to help you with any questions you might have.

Annika

Lancaster University

Engineering

Im currently studying Nuclear Engineering and in my second year. Im an international student and used to live in Dubai and South Africa. Im very interested in Nuclear Fusion and uses for nuclear in the medical field.

Charles

University of Warwick

Pathways to Engineering (IFP)

I am a current IFP student on the Science and engineering pathway and I plan to study Computer Systems Engineering at the University of Warwick in my undergraduate studies. In my spare time I do photography, video editing, game during the weekends, cycling, exercising and cooking. 

Daniel

Lancaster University

Engineering

Hi, I’m Daniel. I am a 4th year Chemical Engineering masters student. I undertook a placement year between my 3rd & 4th years at university. I worked in Research and Development at a coffee company called Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE). This placement year massively helped me in terms of personal and professional development. I would love to answer any questions that you may have on completing a placement year and I can share more on my own experience.

I love cooking and making things, going on walks in the countryside, and listening to music. 
After my 2nd year, I took part in a 4-week ‘sustainability & culture’ exchange programme in Malaysia, staying at Sunway University. I had an incredible time learning about everything Malaysian, travelling in my free time, and meeting so many wonderful people. It was truly a life changing experience. 

I’m happy to answer any questions that you may have about engineering at Lancaster, placemen years, student life, what it’s like living in Lancaster, etc. So, please don’t hesitate to contact me, if you have any queries, feel free to drop me a message. 

Donovan

Nottingham Trent University

Engineering

Hi! I'm Donovan, a Third Year Mechanical Engineering student at Nottingham Trent University. I would be happy to answer all your questions about the school, my studies, student life, or anything else.

Fares

UWE Bristol

Engineering

Hi! I'm Fares Elgamal, a 21-year-old from Egypt. I've been living in the UK for 4 years now and I'm currently in my third year of studying Mechanical Engineering at UWE Bristol. I'm passionate about my field and love sharing my experiences with upcoming students. Looking forward to connecting and helping you with any questions you may have!

Grace

University of Strathclyde

Faculty of Engineering

Hi, I'm Grace! I'm currently in my fifth year of my Master's in mechanical engineering. I did my first year through the Engineering Academy, then progressed into second year of the Bachelor's course before advancing into the Master's. I've also been on ERASMUS in Sweden for a semester. I am a huge motorsport fan and hope to work in the industry when I graduate. Any questions, I'd love to help. 

Hannah

University of Essex

Engineering

Hi! I’m Hannah, a first-year student studying Neural Engineering with Psychology. My degree isn’t one that’s very well known but I love it. It combines Psychology, Engineering and Computer Science. In my next couple of years, I will cover areas like working with prosthetics, AI and brain computer-interfaces. If that sounds like your sort of thing, then definitely go check it out and feel free to ask me any questions about my experience so far. I mostly work in the CSEE department so I can answer questions about other courses as well.  As this is my first year, I remember very well how stressful looking for the right university and course can be. I’d like to make your experience easier in anyway I can. Remember, university might seem a bit scary but its also such a great opportunity to be independent and there will always be people happy to support you. Outside of university I like to play video games and I’m trying to get back into the gym. Ask me any questions you have, big or small, and I will try my best to answer them. 

Isaac

Rose Bruford College

Creative Lighting Control BA (Hons)

Hiya, I'm Isaac, a second year Creative Lighting Control student at Rose Bruford College. I also work as a freelance lighting technician alongside my studies. I've been into lighting for the past seven years and hope to take it further as my full-time career after Rose Bruford. Please feel free to ask me any questions about Rose Bruford!

Laura

Lancaster University

Engineering

I am studying MEng Mechatronic Engineering and want to work with medical robotics in the future. 
When I'm not in the lab I spend a lot of time outside either on a river or up a hill :)

Linyue

University of Warwick

Postgraduate Taught Engineering

Hi! I’m Linyue Zhang, a postgraduate student at the University of Warwick, studying Electrical and Electronic Engineering. My academic interests lie in Power Electronics and Electrical Power Systems, and I enjoy exploring how technology can be applied to real-world engineering challenges.
Outside of academics, I have a passion for music, art & fashion, and traveling—I love experiencing different cultures and perspectives! As a Warwick Digital Ambassador, I’m happy to share my experiences about studying at Warwick, life as an international student, and what to expect from a postgraduate engineering degree.
If you have any questions about my course, student life, or Warwick in general, feel free to ask—I’d love to help!

Mafina

Lancaster University

Engineering

Hi, I’m Mafina!!

Currently a 3rd year MEng Electronics and Electrical Engineering student, with hopes of becoming a patent attorney after I graduate. I enjoy cooking, baking and going to the theatre in my spare time, I’m also extremely passionate about social mobility and careers and have gotten involved with multiple societies regarding that.

Maria

University of Warwick

Postgraduate Taught Humanitarian Engineering

I aim to work in the humanitarian and relief sector. I would like to contribute to humanitarian projects that uphold and support humanitarian principles. 

MITU MD

Nottingham Trent University

Engineering

I'm a second-year Electronic and Electrical Engineering student. I've had quite the International journey, moving from Bangladesh to Italy, then finally from Italy to England. I have been living in Nottingham for 6 years. I am planning to pursue a career in the engineering industry. Beyond academia, I enjoy trying out new things, learning about other cultures, reading various books, and building connections with different individuals. I am a great listener and like sharing my educational experience with other students to help them. 

Neve

University of East Anglia UEA

Engineering

Hi!! My name is Neve, as well as engineering I love music. My goal is to be able to improve the lives of people through the use of engineering principles to help solve problems big or small. As part of my course, my third year will be in industry so I am excited to learn about the industry from a practical viewpoint 

Omar

Brunel University of London

Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Hi ! I'm Omar, an international student from Egypt. I have been at Brunel since 2021 studying Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Since then I have found myself immersed in every aspect of it whether it is engaging with the diverse societies or focused in my lectures. Brunel offers me the mix that creates an exceptional balance between studies and social life.

Oula

University of Warwick

Postgraduate Taught Engineering

I am currently a postgraduate student in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Warwick, with a strong passion for innovation at the intersection of technology, neuroscience, and mental health. My master's dissertation focuses on monitoring psychological stress and mental well-being using physiological signals, reflecting my deep interest in harnessing engineering solutions to address mental health challenges.

Looking ahead, I plan to pursue a PhD, and I am currently exploring opportunities in neuroscience, neural engineering, and mental health research. I am particularly fascinated by how physiological data can enhance our understanding of the brain, improve mental health interventions, and contribute to more effective, personalised treatments.

Beyond academics, I am eager to support and inspire prospective students, sharing insights about my journey and the exciting possibilities within biomedical engineering and interdisciplinary research.

Patrick

Lancaster University

Engineering

My names Patrick or Paddy, I'm currently studying a masters degree in Chemical Engineering. I aim to have a carer either in the oil or food industry as those two areas interest me the most within the scope of Chemical Engineering. I'm in my third year so I know a lot about what it's like to study chemical engineering and life being a student.

Shiam

Brunel University of London

Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Hello,
I’m Shiam Rahman, and I’m currently studying Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Brunel University.

Ever since I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by electronic devices and how they work. Electrical engineering is like the "black magic" of engineering—it’s all happening behind the scenes, and yet, every little interaction, like the click of a button, is the result of someone’s design and innovation. I’m excited to dive deeper into how these systems work and, one day, be part of the tech industry that shapes our future.

Beyond engineering, I have a strong passion for art and design. I love drawing and painting people, and I also have skills in graphic design, image manipulation, and animation. My creative side really complements my technical interests, and I enjoy finding ways to blend the two.

At Brunel, I also work as a Student Recruitment and Widening Access Ambassador. It’s such a rewarding experience, and I love being part of a community that is all about supporting each other. Brunel is a fantastic place to study, make new friends, and take advantage of amazing facilities and support. I’d love to see you here!