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The biting chill of winter has yet to fully pass, staff and student alike look forward to actually being warm. Then it blows cold from up north. Well, 2 out of 7 days of sunlight is better than nothing. With
Read moreIn my previous post about the GDP, I had attributed its challenging nature to its enormous academic value and its vast scope. I had also briefly mentioned how there is never any fun in a venture like the GDP if
Read moreChoosing modules for the next semester is never that simple. You have to consider which has the most long term benefits, and weigh it against your personal interest in the subject. To add to that, you have to select your entire
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I used to go cinema every now and then back when I was in Malaysia. Watching a movie is not expensive and a great way to hang out with friends. Fast forward to here in the UK, where most things
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Heraclitus once said, “Everything changes and nothing stands still.” The idea of doing a degree in two different countries sounds fascinating but it sure has its ups and downs. After an amazing two years in Malaysia, it was time a
Read moreIn the third and fourth years of Uni, we get to choose optional modules that allow us to customise our academic playlist for the year. The actual number of available options varies from theme to theme within the MEng Mechanical
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Christmas Holidays! Sort of. Masked by the holiday spirits, the three-week holiday period is actually a time for revisions for the examinations in January. Nevertheless, my friends and I made it a point to let some steam off by travelling.
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As the end of the year draws near, it is truly an eye opening spectacle to experience the changing of seasons firsthand. Not wanting to waste rent money over December Having been given this opportunity, instead of holing up in my
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University is a learning experience for all. You learn more about yourself more than anything. I figured I’d talk about how I have changed through this incredible journey. On many instances I found myself constantly feeling disappointed in myself. Often,
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Coming to study in the UK was a new experience to me, an adventure so to speak. This was the first time I had spent more than 3 months away from home after all. Where there are wonders like I’ve
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