Connect the Dots
Expertly weaves personal experiences into broader contexts, demonstrating the logical progression of ideas. Emphasizes the powerful storytelling that arises from connecting individual journeys to wider themes and discourses.
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Beyond the Black Box: Advancing AI Through Bayesian Methods
The main reason for applying for the MSc in Computing (AI and ML) at a prestigious institution is that I want to study with Dr. [First Placeholder Name] and Dr. [Second Placeholder Name]. They have done great works in the field that I want to dive into: Bayesian deep learning. My interest in Bayesian deep… Continue reading
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From Lichtenstein to the Classroom: A Linguist’s Quest for Authentic Expression
The philosopher Lichtenstein once remarked on the profound connection between language and self-awareness, stating, “The boundaries of my words define the horizons of my world.” When one is confined to basic descriptors like “good” to narrate life experiences, it often leads to misjudgments, with perceptions ranging from naivety to a constrained worldview. The depth of… Continue reading
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Beyond Symptoms: A Biological Odyssey into Depression
‘The overindulgence upon the use of SSRI with therapies that are generalized and automatic has made our therapy work very inefficient.’ One of my colleagues, a Clinical Psychologist, mentioned during my internship in my third year. Through further exploration, I discovered that this overreliance contributed to treatment ineffectiveness and high relapse rates among depressive patients,… Continue reading
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Creating Engaging Interfaces: My Aspirations in Human-Computer Interaction
During my semester in the Digital Interaction Design course, I encountered an intriguing task – the design of an interactive exhibit for collections in the Mythland Museum. The challenge entailed multiple museum visits to conduct user research, where I delved into the dynamics of natural visitor interaction with exhibitions. My observations soon led me to… Continue reading
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The Impact of Big Data and Machine Learning on Finance and Entrepreneurship
“Users are like the blooming daisies, investors are like the bees, and the nectar is the capital. Pseudonym Search constantly refines its services to attract the daisies, and let the daisies draw in the bees, then bees collect the nectar. That’s it – how Pseudonym Search generates profit”. This straightforward metaphor, shared by a Digital… Continue reading
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The Consultant’s Path: From Classroom to Boardroom
What does it feel like to be a consultant? This question first came to me when I initially discovered the world of business. I have been striving to answer it through two significant undergraduate experiences. I served as an organisational consultant for a UK start-up, SubtleShift. My team and I aimed to research the needs… Continue reading
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Local Actions, Global Aspirations
Several years ago, I found myself sitting with Ethan next to a worn-down path in the sprawling slum of Serenity, the largest of its kind in Nairobi. I asked him what had brought him here. Ethan, a 30-year-old local, was among the first in this slum to receive tertiary education. “My aim is to keep… Continue reading
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Journey Towards Cultural Fusion
Re: Master of Cultural Studies Dear Sir/Madam, Smurfs, TinTin and Spirou, my childhood idols were running in the streets of this Comic Kingdom. Chocolate, mussels and beer, these traditional treats spread to China and had won my heart. With countless museums, research institutes, and technology giant companies, as a country truly embrace and represent European art and science,… Continue reading
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Unveiling the essence of Cultural Heritage
Painting and design have been a constant presence in my life, having ingrained themselves into my daily routines. Originally on the path to becoming a designer, my course suddenly altered when I participated in a cultural and creative product design competition hosted by Emerald Academy. It was there that I realized that design’s true power… Continue reading
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Journey towards harnessing business intelligence
During my time as an exchange student at Oxford, a senior lecturer challenged us to devise an innovative concept. Each concept would undergo meticulous assessment, with the most promising one singled out. My idea clinched the honor. Observing numerous individuals grappling with financial burdens in India, I suggested creating an application that would examine shopping… Continue reading
About Me
As a dedicated Personal Statement Mentor, I specialise in guiding students through the process of crafting personal statements that truly reflect their individuality and experiences. My role involves helping students highlight their unique journeys and stand out in competitive admissions processes.
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
– Mary Oliver