In Medical Cell Biology, I explored the intricate functions of cells and how they contribute to health and disease. This included an in-depth study of neurobiology, the cardiovascular system, cancer, and embryology. These areas helped me understand the mechanisms driving key physiological and pathological processes, giving me insight into how cellular changes impact the body.
In Human Biology, I studied the fascinating fields of paleontology, forensic science, anthropology, and evolution, with a focus on the analysis of bones and their significance in understanding human history. These subjects provided me with an appreciation for the diversity of life, human origins, and the application of biological principles in solving modern forensic challenges.
These 3 years of my life I enjoyed immensely, but more importantly, I was able to learn so much about myself and explore my capabilities. I was also able to develop key aspects of my career. These include:
I am skilled in analyzing complex biological data and applying critical reasoning to solve scientific and clinical problems.
I am experienced with advanced methods like PCR, ELISA, spectrophotometry, and microscopy.
I am competent in designing research projects, synthesizing scientific literature, and drawing informed conclusions.
I offer interdisciplinary insight as I have a strong understanding of how biological concepts connect with other fields, such as biotechnology, forensics, and anthropology.