Sunil Timilsena, Research Pathways in Advanced Therapeutics MSc

"We are taught by world's leading scientists and researchers who have significantly contributed and are working in the field of our interest."

Sunil is sat on a bench in the outdoors, smiling at the camera.

Sunil Timilsena is studying a Research pathways in Advanced Therapeutics MSc at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology.
Nationality: Nepalese

1. Why did you choose to apply to this programme?

To acquire knowledge and skills on preclinical and translational research and to learn the development of therapies.

2. What have you enjoyed most about the programme so far?

We are taught by world's leading scientists and researchers who have significantly contributed and are working in the field of our interest.

And as the program is offered in London, I am enjoying its art and architecture, history, diverse culture, and full range of entertainments that it offers.

3. What are your future career goals?

To move into research to develop novel therapeutics for existing and emerging diseases, collaborating with academia and industries.

4. What would be your top tip for incoming students?

This course is great for anyone looking forward to developing their career in translational and therapeutics research.