Monique |
Hi
everyone, my name is Monique and I am a fellow Londoner. I have currently
finished my second year of Biomedical Science and I can’t wait to start my
third. I am based at the School of Science in Medway, Kent and the environment
is calm and peaceful compared to London. I commute from the Greenwich campus to
the Medway campus on the days I have lectures and it’s amazing that I get an
hour for my power naps in the morning on the coach. The Medway campus is near
the river which has an amazing view with its harbour and there is a shopping
nearby with restaurants such as Nandos, Pizza Hut, Subway and Burger King so
you’ll never get hungry. Medway Campus is like a modern version of Hogsmead
(Harry Potter) minus the Shrieking Shack.
As a Biomedical student we use lecture theatres and the labs so we’re never in one
place for too long and we have the longest library in Europe full of textbooks.
It’s so long that sometimes I feel like I need a bike to get from one side to
the other. There are times where Drill Hall Library is full as we share
it with two other universities and because we have no uniform, you can never
tell who is from which university. However, I always have the option to study
in Greenwich Library. Best of both worlds.
We have quite
a few modules such as biochemistry, some more interesting than the other but
the academics are more than happy to help with any issues. Furthermore, this
course also involves opportunity for socialising, such as in Labs, where you
can interact with academics and other students while huddled around a table to
carry out an experiment, such as dissecting the Sheep heart in Pathobiology.
However, you do occasionally get the few who faint at the sight, or even the
smell of rotting blood.
In terms of
socialising, we also have a Facebook group as that’s the most active social
site of our generation, it’s easier to communicate to other students regarding
issues that some may already know the answer to.
Studying Biomedical Science expands your knowledge in science and gives you more
experience in every field of science which in the end expands your doors of
opportunity for the future.
Can't
Wait to See You Guys :)
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