I applied for the Binternship programme and they were very helpful.

My biggest achievement will be the day I finished my first essay and submitted, it is still a beautiful feeling I am yet to describe.
Also, being a student representative is a wholesome and fulfilling experience.

I might have mentioned this before but then I would again! The level of support from the lecturers at every step of the way. And also I am happy to have my cohort members as my cohort members.
I believe it’s a positive epidemic of good vibes over here.

My name is Hadiza Mahmud a current Masters Student in Public and Environmental Health in the University Of Birmingham.

My Postgraduate study journey is going far better than I expected, from volunteering to be a student representative which is a wholesome experience, to the modules being offered in the course and the supportive lecturers. I am happy and glad I chose this path and doing it with University of Birmingham is one that I am grateful to God for.

My desire to build my knowledge and an enthusiasm to solve the demanding problems faced in the
health and environmental industry today, motivated me to pursue a Masters Degree.
I chose to pursue a career in this field of Health and Environment because I believe it will not just be a
stepping stone to my goals but will make me feel achieved that I creating an impact in the lives and
health of others. I believe my educational background and experience has instilled in me the qualities
required to meet the rigor of this course and subsequently the profession. I bring along with me a grasp
of fundamentals in Physiology, a strong desire to be part of the change for a better world.