What do you study?
MSc Microelectronic Systems.
Did you always have an interest in STEM/ EEE or what inspired you?
I grew up wanting to be a doctor but after realising I couldn’t stand the sight of blood I began to pursue other Interests. In my senior year of high school I got Involved In and Arduino robotics class and from that moment I was hooked! I wanted to understand all things electronics.
What made you choose your course at Uni of Liverpool?
I was drawn to the university because the modules listed gave me the option to dive deeper into the inner workings of electronics and embedded devices. The year in industry component was also Icing on the cake as I wanted the opportunity to get some industrial experience as part of my coursework.
How do you find being a PGR student?
I would say I am more sure of myself and the decisions I make.
What does your course entail?
To summarise the different modules under the course, It entails learning and understanding why certain materials are used In the design of electronics, specifically microelectronics; and learning to design and program embedded systems.
What are the best things about your course?
The hands-on experience I get during the lab sessions.
How has the University of Liverpool/Department of EEE helped you?
The opportunity to join the EEECS EDI committee has provided an outlet for me to voice my concerns and see something done about said concerns.
What do you think about Electrical Engineering and Electronics and its importance in society?
A couple of years ago I could not have Imagined the vast technology available to us today, which has been made possible by the application of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.. Electrical Engineering and Electronics allows us to improve existing devices by finding ways to increase their efficiency, but also be able to develop new technologies that can be applied in virtually any sector.
What do you get up to outside of studying?
Unfortunately much of my time is spent studying but I do occasionally try to go out and explore Liverpool. I look forward to watching a Liverpool F.C match one of these days.
What are your future plans?
I would love to work for a firm that Is applying electronics principles In the health sector. 15 years into the future however I hope to be running my own electronics company in Ghana.