The education system (or my school at least) should really be recommending channels like this to us. The videos you offer are really useful. keep up the good work.

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

aw that is such a lovely comment! I'm glad people find them useful :) thanks lovely

Thank you so much for the nice conversation, really insightful, nice having y'all as spiritual seniors! Hope y'all will continue in the science field, need more scientists like u guys :-) 😜

This was quite interesting especially comparing your experience to my MSc in clinical neuroscience at UCL. Thank you for the post : )

It's interesting.. i am looking fwd to do an mres.. jack is nice.. and u guys gave a really detailed explanation.. thank you muchhh

This was really interesting to watch as I'm wanting to do a biomedical science degree, and this vid has given me another idea of what i can do after 😂

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

aww I'm glad! you'll never be bored that's for sure haha

I'm loving this! I think it applies to many programs (hint hint: mine, lol) so THANK YOU!!!

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

hehe you are welcome!!!

Great vid Atousa, but Jack’s attitude towards his dna tshirt is literally me with my dna tshirt:)))

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

hahaha it's a science lover thing ;)

None of my experiments for my A level biology worked😂 my teacher was frustrated at the fact that no one in the class got accurate and reliable results. In the end we had to use the ones given to us and 'analyse' them😂. But I still miss working in a lab- I can't do it in my nursing course but oh well 😔.

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

haha story of my life in master's... and also that is so funny! we had a few stories like that in our school too...'but oh well' is the correct response hahaha

Many thanks for this information video. Just a small Q: By what you mentioned in the video, does it mean you need to be 'very familiar' with the masters topic and 'have some related research experience' before enrolling in such a program?

@atousa5752

3 жыл бұрын

You're more than welcome :) You don't have to be 'very' familiar no, but it is useful to have a bit of an idea around the topics so that you can discuss them if you get an interview. Best of luck

Hey,,, can MRes students do part time work?-? Or would it be too much to handle?

Hi Atousa, how many hours and days of lab work is there per week? Essentially I am thinking of pursuing the MRes whist doing an 80% clinical job, so I would have 1 day off during the weekday. Do you think it is doable?

hi great work atousa, so ur enjoying the holidays i guess. Is jack doing medicine too?

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

Hii :) and no he isn't doing medicine, we both finished our masters, and we both WANT to do medicine, but we aren't there yet!

How is the masters in cardiovascular research program at kings ?

He is so cute x'D

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

hehe

I'm planning for M(Res) in pharmacology and biotechnology . Can you help me out I have few questions

Please, can mres international student do part time work and how many hours

Omg Yeahhh 1st one to comment Yeahhh

@akriteepathak5779

6 жыл бұрын

Okh So main thing Video is very amazing Lots of love to both Stay happy and healthy

@atousa5752

6 жыл бұрын

aww haha this is very sweet! thankyou! also yay for first comment!! woooo