Education
- Emanuel School London (1962 to 1969)
- Imperial College (B.Sc.) (1969 to 1972)
- Imperial College (Ph.D.) (1972 to 1976)
Subjects
- Analog Computing
- Catalysis
- Combustion Science
- Complex Variable Theory
- Design Project
- Ecology
- Fluid Dynamics
- FORTRAN programming
- Heat Exchanger Design
- History of Science
- Industrial Safety
- Industrial Sociology
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Mass Transfer
- Material Science
- Mechanical Design
- Mechanical Drawing
- Nuclear Technology
- Numerical Optimization Techniques
- Organic Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Process Control
- Psychology
- Thermodynamics
Undergrad at the University of London, England
Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
When I attended Emanuel School, one teacher thought that Physics was my best subject, I enjoyed Chemistry the most, and I would get my best grades in Mathematics. Therefore, I wanted to go to university and study a subject which combined all three disciplines. After going to an open house at University College's Department of Chemical Engineering, I wrote a letter to the Institution of Chemical Engineers, to ask for information on careers in Chemical Engineering. Dad held Imperial College in very high regard. My school grades were good enough to gain admission. I'm glad that they were, because I enjoyed my undergraduate days, despite the intensity of the course, and the long hours needed to succeed. The title of the video below, "Where It All Begins (Imperial)," was true for me.
Activities
- Linstead Hall
- South East Asia Society
World Rankings
- The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018: 3rd in Europe; 8th in the World
- The Times Higher Education World's Most International Universities 2017: 1st in the UK; 5th in the World
- QS World University Rankings 2018: 8th in the World
- US News Best Global Universities: 3rd in Europe, 17th joint in the world
- Reuters - Top 100 Innovative Universities 2017: 2nd in Europe, 15th in the world