don't matter is quite a rewarding course
it can be challenging at times but I
think that's part of the fun you have an
environment where you can push yourself
it's a really great place to study maths
because everyone is so motivated and
passionate you have two to one ratio for
supervisions which is really good so a
lot of the questions that you would
maybe feel and embarrassed asking a big
group you can make sure granted so one
of the best things for Cambridge maths
for me is the collaborative nature of
how both academics and students work
together and that's one of the reasons
why the supervision system works so well
because we get supervisors we get a
chance to actually talk interacting with
the students to help them learn if you
are free to ask questions you you may
have related to what when the material
is or how to develop further an idea
I've been exposed to loads of different
ideas and areas that I never even really
thought existed before here so much
choice in specially when you go to third
year and for theatre you really have to
delve deep into certain areas which we
find interesting and ultimately masses
just it's fun to do and so this broad
choice just enables you have to have the
most fun with it so I think my favourite
course this year has been dynamical
systems where you look at differential
equations which kind of represent real
situations for example how populations
change things like that it's just so
applicable to all the courses and
real-world situations so it just feels
like a worthy investment of my time I
really liked linear algebra and it's
about vectors and matrices which is sort
of the building blocks to a lot of
mathematics describing the world and a
linear algebra you get to do them very
rigorously I'm suddenly sort of
everything you have this moment of
everything clicks and all makes sense I
think one of the best things about this
place is being taught by some of the
leading members of the respective fields
here so I've had you know really people
who founded their entire areas teaching
me about that area and it's just been an
eye-opening experience really I'm
studying waves to share and my
supervisor for that is professor Cole
fields and
he's doing some work over in Bermuda
he's doing work with oceans climate
change things like that so it's really
cool to like learn from someone who's
like directly in contact with with that
space so at first it can be quite
daunting because a lot of the academics
here are really famous really into like
internationally recognized
mathematicians but when it comes down to
it all down-to-earth lovely people and
one thing that I've realized is that if
you ask for help people always get it so
the facilities here at this in myself
are quite brilliant the Corps is a
lovely working space there's a cafe
there and it's a nice social environment
so you don't just have to work all the
time you can collaborate rather than our
sort of stuff I also absolutely love
just being in Cambridge because I do
think is a really beautiful place and
there's so many like things to see so me
like obviously gorgeous buildings and
your punch on the river things you can't
do in other places so when your family
come to visit there's like loads you can
show them and that's always really good
Cambridge is definitely one of the I
think that like the best places to study
maths in the world I have days where I
sit in my room I'm like I can't believe
that I'm here like it's along with that
it's the history you know there's 600
years of people studying in my college
and now I'm here it's very cheesy but it
is sort of like a dream come true