This is undoubtedly one of the most trying and difficult times for our generation. Most people’s daily lives have been disrupted, or turned completely inside out, without certainty of when this will be over. For most of us this now means that were are stuck inside indefinitely without access to our regular means of learning, […]
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In the UK, we are now effectively in lockdown, as are lots of countries around the world! When I first found out, I was worried I would get bored or feel stuck at home. Then I realised there are so many options to keep busy. I’ve listed a few I am planning to do below, […]
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This blog is about me doing my PhD from home, and well basically doing everything else at home. When I say home, I mean a good friend’s place in London. Deciding to temporarily move here was a great decision and I’ve been able to quickly adapt into a routine. I am living in her spare […]
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It is unfortunate to say that the COVID-19 outbreak requires no introduction, however, we humans have shown to be very adaptable and strong during challenging times; willing to make changes to our lifestyles. Over the months studying Human Nutrition MSc in Surrey, the services and advice provided have been second to none. Other students and […]
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I did my undergrad at Surrey, and I graduated last summer – then I stayed on to do an MSc. Not many people do that in engineering, mainly because there is an MEng integrated programme that counts as a Master’s degree (you only graduate once at the end). The reason I chose the Water and […]
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Here are a few things that struck me a few months into my PhD on how my student life and academics are different in comparison my masters: In many ways it is similar to masters than undergrad as there is more independent work to do than lectures to attend. However, in a PhD there are […]
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