My name is Mak Ka Man, Carman and I am a graduate of the Bachelor of Nursing program. Currently, I am a registered nurse with a passion for healthcare and a strong desire to expand my knowledge in public health. This ambition has led me to pursue a Master of Public Health (MPH), as I believe that understanding the broader determinants of health is crucial for making a more significant impact in my community. Being granted the UGC Targeted TPg Fellowships has been a truly humbling experience for me; I am incredibly grateful for the support and recognition. This fellowship not only validates my efforts but also provides me with the resources needed to excel in my studies.
So far in my MPH program, I have particularly enjoyed the interdisciplinary approach to public health challenges. Engaging with diverse topics ranging from epidemiology to health policy has broadened my perspective and enriched my learning experience. I find that collaborating with fellow students from various backgrounds enhances our discussions and fosters innovative solutions to complex health issues. Looking ahead, my aspirations upon graduating from the MPH program include working in public health policy development, where I can advocate for equitable healthcare access and contribute to initiatives that address health disparities. Ultimately, I hope to leverage my nursing background and public health education to create meaningful change in healthcare systems, ensuring that all individuals receive the care they deserve.
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