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69 68 Fong Hei Man ! Krakow Warsaw Vilnius Riga Tallinn Helsinki London Southampton Edinburgh Bristol Athens Santorini Rome Vatican ! ! " # $ % & & ' ( Vienna Budapest Prague Frankfurt Nuremberg ) * + , Copenhagen - Berlin ) Granada Madrid . MY ENRICHMENT YEAR Fong Hei Man 3035485235 BSc Neuroscience From the course, I explored many aspects of our nervous system, from basic functioning of our brain to possible drugs that can cure neuropsychiatric disease. I also spent time in finishing my first research project, which provided new insights about the role of a neuropeptide, PACAP in mediating migraine. My Footprint map Places I have travelled to throughout the year. Bristol was the city where I lived in and studied in. My Study My Well-being Personal growth Studying BSc Neuroscience in the University of Bristol Improvedmy cooking skills As I lived alone, it served as a great opportunity for me to cook for myself. I managed to cook my meals from day to day and attempted to try new dishes of many cuisine every week, ranging from Asian cuisine to Spanish cuisine. Cultural Experience Visiting numerous cities across the Europe during my free time allowed me to be immersed into different western cultures, particularly at festive times. It also broadened my horizons and understand more about western history by visiting historical monuments and museums such as Auschwitz concentration camp. 24 Cities unlocked Date Nov 19 – Feb 20 MBBS Enrichment Year 2019/20 Fong Hei Man Full Year < IC - Intercalated degree at University of Bristol, UK > MSc (International Disaster Management) Programme Overview o Critically analyze and apply key concepts in disaster management theory, research, policy and practice, such as vulnerability, resilience, governance, disaster risk reduction and sustainable development o Draw on ideas and methods in geography, history, politics, development studies, the arts and medicine in an interdisciplinary team o Develop knowledge, skills and competencies to meet disaster management career demands o Engage first-hand with the people, projects and organizations that shape humanitarian, global health, disaster management, conflict response and intervention issues around the world Courses I Took o HCRI60000 Dissertation o HCRI60031 Humanitarianism and Conflict Response: Inquiries o HCRI60141 Disaster Management: Theory and Application o HCRI60170 Research and Evaluation Methods o HCRI60221 Humanitarian Diplomacy: Examining the Actors, Issues and Norms o HCRI60252 Rethinking Recovery o HCRI60261 Disaster Governance o MGDI60552 Climate Change, Disasters and Responses o POPH60991 Fundamentals of Epidemiology Good Memories o Becoming a disaster manager o Knowing classmates and speakers from different backgrounds o Participating in the Disaster Expo o Mastering in scanning readings and doing essays o Befriending with flatmates and HKU alumnus o Cooking like a pro but at low cost o Backpack travelling Things I should have do n e o Applying placement and internship o Watching football matches!!! o Becoming part of the ResLife Team o Participating more in the Students’ Union o Eating out every week o Taking more photos for memories o More travelling Important Dates 26/4/19 Received offer from UoM 19/8/19 Collected visa 10/9/19 Departed to Manchester 11/9/19 Collected BRP and student ID card 16/9/19 Completed police registration 19/9/19 Meeting with personal tutor 18/10/19 Meeting with Dr Darren Walter 21/11/19 Dinner with Dr Tipoe and other M23s 3-4/12/19 International Disaster Response Expo 16/1/20 End of 1 st Semester 27/1/20 start of 2 nd Semester 15/3/20 Returned Hong Kong Concepts I Learnt • Disaster Cycle • Vulnerability and Resilience • Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) • Disaster Capitalism • Neoliberalism • Disaster Governance • Colonialism and Orientalism • Humanitarianism • Humanitarian Diplomacy • Public Health • Peace and Violence MBBS Enrichment Year 2019/20 Fung Cheuk Man Nicolas Full Year < IC - I nter c alate d d egree at U ni v er s it y of Man c he s ter , U K > Fung Cheuk Man Nicolas