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University of GlasgowPharmacology [BSc/MSci]My long-term career plans? Well, let’s just say I’m aiming for somewhere between a lab genius discovering the next big breakthrough and a science communicator who makes pharmacology sound cooler than it is (and trust me, it’s pretty cool). I am passionate about science and how it can change lives in such meaningful ways and my end goal is to make medicine a bit more accessible than it is today. Outside of academics, you’ll probably find me on the basketball court or volunteering—I love working with kids and finding ways to make learning fun for them (yes, teaching can be fun!). I also juggle a few roles like being a Class Rep and basketball convener so I’m pretty familiar with what it takes to balance the chaos of uni life. Spoiler: it’s a lot of caffeine and a lot of to-do lists. Ashley
University of GlasgowPharmacology [BSc/MSci]I'm a student from Malaysia currently studying at the University of Glasgow. I love exploring new places, learning new things and I'm always looking to grow through new experiences. Oyinkansola
King's College LondonPharmacologyI briefly lived in Nigeria for a couple years, growing my independence and broadening my knowledge of my culture. Although I am not too sure on what career path I want to choose, I am passionate about bridging the education gap in West Africa. Quincy-Diamond
University of East Anglia UEAPharmacology and Drug DiscoveryI plan to make a ground-breaking discovery for a medication that can help people. Moving from London to Norwich is different but not a drastic change. Sasanka
University of StrathclydeBSc Biochemistry and PharmacologyHi, I am Sasanka, a current third year at Strathclyde. I had the greatest time during my first year and I want to share everything that makes university great, I love trying new things and am always up to a new activity in Glasgow. Through traveling, I have gained an appreciation of food, therefore, I aim to know the best food spots near campus. I enjoy getting to know new people and am always joining in university events to learn about my cohort. By the end of my degree, I would like to contribute to further research in biosciences and hopefully make a contribution to the healthcare sector. I came to university to learn about what the world has to offer and hopefully can help you along the way. Joy
University of PortsmouthPharmacy, Pharmacology and Biomedical SciencesAfter graduating with a masters in pharmacy (MPharm) from the University of Portsmouth and qualifying as a pharmacist in the UK, I decided that I wanted to pursue a PhD in molecular microbiology. I am currently in my thesis-writing stage of my PhD. I welcome questions around my student experience as a postgraduate PhD candidate research student.