My love for Neurosciences combined with my passion for teaching others (where I have been tutoring Life Science for High School students since my 1st year of University) resulted on the birth of my greatest goals: Becoming a Lecturer-Researcher of Neurosciences here in the university of Science and Technology U. S. T. H. B Algeria. So, in order to pursue this passion, I decided to enroll for Biological Sciences for my Bachelor's Degree under the specialty of Animal Biology and Physiology. I'm very proud of this degree since it gave me the proper foundations of all the difference disciplines of Biology, ranging from Botany and Ecology to Zoology, Endocrinology and Molecular Genetics. But to my surprise, when I went to apply for Master's Degree I didn't find the dearest Course to my heart "Neurosciences". So, I had to go with the closest specialty to it, which was "Neurobiology". Neurobiology dived deeper into the brain's Anatomy, Histology and its Functioning.
This brings me to the reason why I am very happy and excited to especially apply for "Stipendium Hungaricum program". It was when I found the diverse Neuroscience Programs offered for this year by one of the most respected Universities worldwide, Semmelweis University's Doctoral School of Neuroscience, especially one of the PhD. Thesis topics titled: "Changes in Neuronal Connectivity and Synapses during Neurodegenerative Diseases" under the supervision of Dr. Gábor Nyíri. Such topics will allow me to deepen the understanding of theoretical concepts I learned through my Master's Degree, and close the gap between Theory and Application thanks to performing the experiences first hand, using the latest scientific technologies and under the supervision of highly skilled and experienced professors, all of that while being surround by a community of enthusiastic and ambitious students, just like me. In the other hand, I will have the advantage of having the prior knowledge of a lot of concepts, thanks to what we have learned in Neurobiology like the detailed rapport I did about "The Role of Amyloid Beta Peptide in the Patho-physiology of Alzheimer's Disease" which perfectly correlates with the future researches I will have to do as a PhD student in Neurosciences.
Of course I don't expect this journey to be a pink Cherry Blossoms road, especially during the first periods of studying in Hungary, where for sure I'll face difficulties due to language barriers either while communicating with my colleagues or in my day to day life. However, from a young age I showed the ability to quickly learn new languages where I currently speak fluently 4 languages: Arabic, English, French and Korean. And starting from January I've been learning Hungarian to eliminate future obstacles and I'm willing to pour all the effort and time it deserves.
Finally, and after finishing my PhD successfully, my next big goal would be: "Going back to my country and take the first steps to open a Neurosciences research laboratory here in the University of U. S. T. H. B. " and maybe it will result in even bigger collaborations between Hungary and Algeria's scientific research labs, finding answers to other mysteries of our Nervous System. At the same time I'll be teaching future Biologists and Neuroscientist more refined courses that are up to date with the current scientific discoveries thanks to what I would have learned through my experience as a PhD student in Hungary.
Thank you for your consideration,
Sincerely,
XXXX xxxx
My
love
for Neurosciences combined with my passion for teaching others (where I have been tutoring Life Science for High School
students
since my 1st year of
University)
resulted on the birth of my greatest goals: Becoming a Lecturer-Researcher of Neurosciences here in the
university
of Science and Technology U. S. T. H. B Algeria.
So
, in order to pursue this passion, I decided to enroll for Biological Sciences for my Bachelor's
Degree
under the specialty of Animal Biology and Physiology. I'm
very
proud of this
degree
since it gave me the proper foundations of all the difference disciplines of Biology, ranging from Botany and Ecology to Zoology, Endocrinology and Molecular Genetics.
But
to my surprise, when I went to apply for Master's
Degree
I didn't find the dearest Course to my heart
"
Neurosciences
"
.
So
, I had to
go with
the closest specialty to it, which was
"
Neurobiology
"
.
Neurobiology
dived deeper into the brain's Anatomy, Histology and
its
Functioning.
This brings me to the reason why I am
very
happy and excited to
especially
apply for
"
Stipendium
Hungaricum
program
"
. It was when I found the diverse Neuroscience Programs offered for this year by one of the most respected
Universities
worldwide,
Semmelweis
University's Doctoral School of Neuroscience,
especially
one of the PhD. Thesis topics titled:
"
Changes
in Neuronal Connectivity and Synapses during Neurodegenerative Diseases
"
under the supervision of Dr.
Gábor
Nyíri
. Such topics will
allow
me to deepen the understanding of theoretical concepts I learned through my Master's
Degree
, and close the gap between Theory and Application thanks to performing the experiences
first
hand, using the latest scientific technologies and under the supervision of
highly
skilled and experienced professors, all of that while being
surround
by a community of enthusiastic and ambitious
students
,
just
like me. In the other hand, I will have the advantage of having the prior knowledge of
a lot of
concepts, thanks to what we have learned in
Neurobiology
like the detailed rapport I did about
"
The Role of Amyloid Beta Peptide in the
Patho-physiology
of Alzheimer's Disease
"
which
perfectly
correlates with the future researches I will
have to
do as a PhD
student
in Neurosciences.
Of
course I
don't
expect
this journey to be a pink Cherry Blossoms road,
especially
during the
first
periods of studying in Hungary, where for sure I'll face difficulties due to language barriers either while communicating with my colleagues or in my
day to day
life.
However
, from a young age I
showed
the ability to
quickly
learn new languages where I
currently
speak
fluently
4 languages: Arabic, English, French and Korean. And starting from January I've been learning Hungarian to eliminate future obstacles and I'm willing to pour all the effort and time it deserves.
Finally
, and after finishing my PhD
successfully
, my
next
big
goal would be:
"
Going back to my country and take the
first
steps to open a Neurosciences research laboratory here in the
University
of U. S. T. H. B.
"
and maybe it will result in even bigger collaborations between Hungary and Algeria's scientific research labs, finding answers to other mysteries of our Nervous System. At the same time I'll be teaching future Biologists and Neuroscientist more refined courses that are up to date with the
current
scientific discoveries thanks to what I would have learned through my experience as a PhD
student
in Hungary.
Thank you for your consideration,
Sincerely
,
XXXX xxxx