Heading for China: Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp
Seven students from the Faculty of Life Sciences spent a fortnight in China studying and living with students from the College of Life Sciences at Sichuan University.
Sichuan Summer Camp: Radhika Dave
Radhika Dave is a second year MSci Forensic and Medical Sciences student. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Ni hao everyone! To visit a country…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Fionnuala Kerry
Fionnuala Kerry, or Fin, is a second year Clinical Sciences student. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Before my trip to China I did not know what to expect…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Majidah Khaliq
Majidah Khaliq, or Myda, is studying Clinical Sciences and is from Halifax, West Yorkshire. Here she reflects on her Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp experience. Experiences Being able to visit a city…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Umair Ashfaq’s personal reflection
Umair Ashfaq is a second year Pharmacy student from Rochdale, Greater Manchester. Here he reflects on his experience at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp. Experiences Taking part in this summer…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Katty Wadda’s personal reflection
Katty Wadda is a second year Biomedical Science student. Here she reflects on her time at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp. Experiences The opportunity to go to China was a…
Sichuan Summer Camp: Anthony Chan’s personal reflection
Anthony Chan is a second year Biomedical Science student at the University of Bradford. Here he reflects on his experience at the Sichuan Summer Immersion Camp.
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