Why did you choose to study at the University of Edinburgh?
I was born and grew up in Edinburgh, and wanted to study physics or engineering. It was a choice between the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt, or the universities of Glasgow or Strathclyde. Edinburgh was first choice for its reputation in physics and engineering.
Why did you choose to study at the University of Edinburgh?
As a European student who applied before the Brexit vote, I chose to study at the University of Edinburgh because of its relatively high ranking and low fees. Other options I was considering were a number of universities in the UK as well as the more conventional engineering path in my home country, France.
Why did you choose to study at the University of Edinburgh?
I loved maths and physics and knew I wanted to study something in that area at university. Engineering sounded interesting but as I hadn't studied it at school I wasn't sure what it involved and struggled to decide on a particular track.
Muhammad is interested in advancing sustainable power systems and tackling the challenges of achieving net zero emissions. Currently, he is focusing on understanding the complexities of establishing power markets in Indonesia, as this is his employer's, Perusahaan Listrik Negara, focus. His goal is to enhance his expertise and contribute significantly to our global energy future.
The School of Engineering is to lead two doctoral training centres (CDTs) to equip PhD students with key skills needed by the defence and security and renewable energy sectors.
