One last post to conclude a certain 4-year long journey.
Being a part of the Mechanical Engineering Masters program at the University of Southampton Malaysia and UK campuses has been nothing short of extraordinary.
I’ve met people from across the country and all over the world, learnt several languages (programming ones included), celebrated festivals, tried out new sports, joined societies, built devices, read a ton of research papers (only more to come), experienced the four seasons, walked more than I ever did in life, lost any form of a sleeping pattern, worked part-time…
Well, you get the point. I’ve done a lot of things.
Instead of yapping away, allow me to use ‘some’ photos to do the talking instead. As they say,
“A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Let’s start with the good old days in Johor.
Helping out at a UoSM Open Day. 
Taking part in the NUMed Games with the Netball team 
and Ultimate Frisbee team. 
Forming the IMechE Student Chapter at UoSM. 
UoSM first table tennis competition where all was welcome. 
Shout out to all the amazing lecturers! 
A trip to Kluang, Johor. 
A food paradise. Hinna, hinna. 
‘Hiking’ up Gunung Ledang (Mount Ophir). 
Starting the IET On Campus from scratch at both campuses was another experience.
First up, the Microsoft App Development Workshop. 
Pi Day celebration. 
Sharing is caring. 
Result of overwhelming care. 
My PATW presentation. That went…well. 
Paper plane competition – What a throw! #Ann #LikeABoss 
EduTech Program – teaching the ways of the Arduino. 
Mini field trip to a start-up incubator. 
UoS IET On Campus at the ECSS Bunfight. 
Welcome talk – Sharing really is caring. 
The Great Egg Race. 
Not-so-great eggs. 
Christmas Toy Making Competition. 
That’s very twisty. 
Wire Model Building Challenge. 
My fingers still remember the pain of making this. 
Deep Learning Talk.
The engineering projects from the first to fourth year shan’t be forgotten.
Shots within Southampton featuring the four seasons.
First snow at Wessex Lane. 
Flowers at Avenue Campus. 
Man and doggo at The Common. 
Not any common lake, but The Common Lake. 
Fall at the Interchange. 
Winter spent at the Hartley Library. 
The Valley Gardens at Highfield Campus in summer. 
It is lovely weather we are having. I hope the weather continues.. 
The area is secure. 
Almost symmetrical view at Wessex Lane. 
The dip between Granby Grove and Broadlands Road. 
Riverside Park. 
St. Mary’s Stadium.
Various celebrations, events and activities I jumped in on while I was in the UK.
The Titanic Trail Walk organised by Friends International. 
The Titanic Engineers’ Memorial. 
Halloween pumpkin carving competition by the Student Life Team at Connaught Halls. 
Carved pumpkin use 1. 
Carved pumpkin use 2. 
Bonfire night at a backyard. 
Setting off fireworks in a residential area seems to be common. 
Sparklers to end the night. 
Photographic Society Flash Workshop. 
Photographic Society Light Workshop. 
Christmas tree at Highfield Campus photographed during a Bokeh Workshop. 
Getting into the Christmas spirit. 
City centre Christmas decorations. 
The O2 Guildhall at the back. 
Setting up a gingerbread house at the International Café. 
Carol service by the SUCU. 
Festival of Light at West Quay 
Southampton M’sian Games by the Southampton M’sian Association – Netball Team 
It’s the Southampton Asian Games this time. 
Another Bonfire Night (but this time in Winchester). 
Not skipping the furry and feathery friends.
Joining the UoS Ultimate Frisbee Club, also known as the Skunks, had taken me around the UK and allowed me to meet some amazing people.
Skunks Beginners 2017 @ Eastleigh – My very first tournament as a Skunk. 
A soon-to-be-my-buddy experienced Skunk in action. 
My team! 
A gathering of current and ex-Skunks. 
UKU University Women’s Indoor Regionals 2017/18 @ Conventry 
Varsity 2018 @ Wide Lane, S’oton 
Wonderful weather at the Mixed Outdoor Nationals 2017/18 @ Salford 
A tournament cut short can only mean sledging. 
Note: Sledging is what the British call sledding. 
The path to the top is never easy. 
Nice change of weather at the Women’s Outdoor Nationals in Nottingham. 
Sun = smiles 
Both the Women’s and Men’s Nationals occur at the same time and place! 
Carvery seems to be a tradition (insisted by certain individuals). 
UWIR 2018/19 @ Swansea 
Indoor tournament in winter = smiles 
A funfair next to the venue. 
UXIR 2018/19 @ Plymouth 
Cardiff M’sian Games 2019 
UWOR 2018/19 @ Bath 
UXON 2019/18 @ St. Andrews 
Chilling in Dundee 
UWON 2018/19 @ Nottingham 
Same time, same place. Last UKU tournament for me! 
Skunks Draft League @ The Common – Aliens taking the winwin. 
Sunburn 2019 @ Poole – Burnt among the chilly winds. 
A good place to end.
Other adventures down below.
A geothermal spa in Iceland. 
Gullfoss Waterfall 
Chasing the sun? Or our flight? 
Isle of Wight 
The Needles 
A closer look for the short-sighted. 
Brighton street. 
Bodiam Castle 
Along Mermaid Street, Rye 
Ypres Tower (Rye Castle) 
Lego bodyguards 
High Street, Winchester 
Arrived at Lyra’s Oxford. 
Bodleian Library 
Radcliffe Camera 
University Church of St Mary the Virgin 
The Iron Man above Blackwell’s. 
The Jester, Stratford-upon-Avon 
Shakespeare’s Birthplace 
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage 
Portchester Castle, Fareham 
Portsmouth located on the other side. 
Random insert – Manga Exhibition, British Museum 
Advertising posters that can be found in Japan. 
A Stand user. 
Original drawings of another Stand user. 
Chitatap for dinner anyone? 
Swiss Glockenspiel, Leicester Square 
A street in Edinburgh. 
Edinburgh Trams
With the ease of catching a coach to London and the efficient public transport there, I was able to catch several live shows throughout my time in the UK.
With more than a hundred up, I have finally run out of photos to share.
I am extremely grateful to everyone that made my time at university a meaningful one and to everyone that gave a helping hand along the way. These past 4 years have been an eventful one and it is now time to move on to the next chapter of my life.
Prepped with the skills, knowledge and wisdom of a University of Southampton Engineering Graduate, I am ready to face the world.
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