London Area, United Kingdom
I am a final-year BSc Anthropology student at UCL with a strong interest in public health, global health and medical anthropology. My academic interests centre on how society, culture and religion influence experiences of palliative and end-of-life care, and how these insights can inform more compassionate and culturally responsive healthcare practices. As someone with a background in anthropology, I am committed to exploring how qualitative research methods and anthropological approaches can deepen our understanding of current health issues and improve health outcomes for diverse and underserved communities. Following my undergraduate degree, I plan to pursue postgraduate study in public or global health. I am currently seeking volunteering opportunities to gain research experience that align with my interests in public health, medical anthropology, and health equity.
Part-time work alongside my undergraduate studies. Core responsibilities include assisting customers with buying and selling technology while providing friendly and efficient customer service during busy trading periods. Working in a customer-facing position has strengthened my skills in interpersonal communication, active listening and rapport building that have been transferable to my academic training and research methodologies.
Elected President of UCL Karate Club for the 2026/27 academic year, taking charge of the organisation and development of club activities. Responsibilities include overseeing club administration, collaborating with committee members, managing social media accounts and promoting student engagement. Developing leadership, teamwork, communication and organisational skills.