At the time of her Student Directorship, Ala was studying Law at the University of Warwick. Ala took part in ICUR as she greatly appreciated the importance of academic research. In addition shen had previously conducted research about contemporary Jewish and Lemko minorities in Poland as a part of the competition for an educational research […]

During his time as a Student Director Abdullah was studying Psychology at the University of Warwick. Abdullah had a strong history of participating in research, signing on as a research assistant in his first year and participating in the URSS (Undergraduate Research Support Scheme) during the summer of his first year. Abdullah’s work was focused […]

At the time of his Student Directorship David was studying PPE at the University of Warwick, and so was introduced to the idea of multidisciplinary early on. David believed ICUR is unique in the sense that it does not only offer the framework for researchers from all disciplines, but the organisation team actively encourages dialogue […]

During her Student Directorship Melissa was reading Hispanic Studies and French. She believed that communication is key in any sphere of life, and that the sharing of ideas is the fundamental catalyst to social growth and development. The reason Melissa wanted to be part a Student Director at ICUR was because she believed that the […]

At the time of being a Student Director Brooke Maat had completed her first undergraduate degree of a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physiology and was completing her Bachelor of Health Science honours. Brooke had presented at the ICUR 2019 conference and participated in Monash University’s Global Leadership and Advanced Research Program which is where […]

At the time of being an ICUR Student Director Ryan was studying Biomedical Science within the faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences and an Undergraduate Research Fellow with Monash CURIE and presented at ICUR 2019 as part of an interdisciplinary project team. Ryan’s experience with ICUR broadened his perspective on research and allowed him […]