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Personal Statement

As an international applicant applying to secure a place at our University in the UK, we will need you to provide a personal statement as
to why you want to study at University of Wolverhampton. This document will support your application and showcase your suitability
to secure an offer at the University of Wolverhampton.

Important: Please note a personal statement must be completed in your own words. We recommend 150 – 200 words per section.

Personal Information
First Name Raohatul Islam
Last Name Dalak
Course Title BSc Hons Computer Science

• Why are you applying to the University of Wolverhampton?


I, Raohatul Islam Dalak, would like to express my sincere interest in pursuing the BSc Hons Computer
Science at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK for the upcoming session. I am applying to the
University of Wolverhampton because of its strong focus on practical skills, modern teaching methods
and industry-relevant knowledge. The university’s excellent facilities, such as advanced computing labs
and its links with industry partners provide valuable opportunities for internships and real-world
experience. What particularly appeals to me is Wolverhampton’s commitment to blending academic
learning with real-world experience. The university’s strong ties with industry partners offer invaluable
opportunities for work placements, internships and collaborative projects. These experiences are
essential to gaining practical insights and enhancing my employability upon graduation, ensuring that I
am well-prepared to meet the demands of the tech industry. Wolverhampton’s diverse and inclusive
environment, combined with a curriculum centered on employability, makes it the ideal place for me to
develop the technical and problem-solving skills needed for a successful career in tech. I am confident
that studying in such a dynamic setting will challenge me to think critically and approach problems
creatively and eager to contribute to and thrive within this innovative academic community.

• Why does studying in the UK interest you?


I am interested in studying in the UK because of its globally recognized education system, known for high
academic standards and a strong focus on innovation. The UK’s academic system also encourages critical
thinking, independence and creativity, which are essential skills for personal and professional growth. UK
universities emphasize research and cutting-edge technologies, allowing students to stay at the forefront
of their fields. The diverse, multicultural environment offers a unique global experience, helping me
develop a broader perspective and essential interpersonal skills. Additionally, the UK is home to a
vibrant, multicultural society, offering a truly global experience. Studying in such a diverse environment
will provide me with the opportunity to interact with students from different cultural backgrounds,
enriching my global perspective and enhancing my interpersonal and cross-cultural communication skills.
This exposure is invaluable for working in today’s interconnected world, where global collaboration and
understanding are key.
The UK also has a rich history of technological, scientific and business innovations, providing a
stimulating environment for academic and personal growth. Furthermore, the UK’s strong focus on
employability, including opportunities for internships, work placements and industry connections, will
give me practical experience and prepare me for a successful career. Overall, studying in the UK will
provide me with a holistic education that combines academic rigor with real-world opportunities, setting
the foundation for a bright future.

• Why does studying this course interest you?


Pursuing a BSc in Computer Science interests me because of the endless opportunities it offers to solve
real-world problems through technology. I am fascinated by how computing powers innovation in almost
every sector, from finance to healthcare, and I want to be at the forefront of this technological
transformation. The course will equip me with the skills to design and develop software solutions, work
with data, and understand emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The logical
and problem-solving nature of computer science deeply appeals to me. I enjoy breaking down complex
problems and using algorithms and code to create efficient solutions. This program’s focus on both
theoretical foundations and practical applications will help me develop a well-rounded skill set that is
highly relevant to the modern digital world. Moreover, a BSc in Computer Science opens doors to various
career paths, from software development to data analysis, giving me the flexibility to explore different
fields in technology. I am excited about the possibility of contributing to future innovations and shaping
the digital landscape.

• Why do you think you’re suitable for the course and how will studying this course benefit you?
I believe I am suitable for a BSc in Computer Science because of my passion for technology, problem-
solving, and innovation. I have a strong foundation in mathematics and logical reasoning, which are
essential for understanding core computer science concepts such as algorithms, data structures, and
programming. My curiosity and determination drive me to continuously learn new technologies, making
me adaptable in a field that is constantly evolving. I have also gained practical experience in coding,
having completed several personal projects in programming languages such as Python and Java. These
experiences have helped me develop analytical thinking and a methodical approach to troubleshooting.
My ability to work both independently and collaboratively ensures that I can thrive in group projects and
individual assignments. Studying this course will benefit me by providing a comprehensive
understanding of computer systems, software development, and emerging fields like artificial
intelligence. The hands-on learning opportunities and exposure to real-world projects will allow me to
build practical skills that are highly sought after by employers. This degree will not only open doors to
diverse career paths but also empower me to contribute meaningfully to technological advancements,
helping solve complex problems in areas such as healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity.

• What would you like to do after completing this course?


After completing my BSc in Computer Science in the UK and returning to Bangladesh, I aim to leverage
my education and experience to contribute to the growth of the country’s tech industry. Bangladesh is
rapidly evolving in the digital landscape, and I want to be part of this transformation by applying the
knowledge and skills I gain from studying abroad. One of my primary goals is to work with local tech
companies or startups to develop innovative software solutions that address key challenges in areas like
education, healthcare, and finance. I am particularly interested in exploring how technology, such as data
analytics and artificial intelligence, can be used to optimize services and make them more accessible to
the wider population. Additionally, I would like to share my expertise through teaching or mentoring
aspiring computer science students in Bangladesh. By doing so, I hope to contribute to building a
stronger tech talent pool in the country. In the long term, I aspire to establish my own tech startup
focused on developing software products or digital services tailored to the needs of the Bangladeshi
market. This will not only help drive innovation but also create job opportunities, contributing to the
overall growth of the economy.
• If you have had a two-year gap in your studies before the course intake you have applied for, please
provide information on what you have been doing during this period.
I finished my Secondary School Certificate (SSC) from Jessore Zilla School, Jessore in 2018 with a GPA of
4.44 out of 5.00 and my Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) from Cantonment College, Jashore in
2020 with a GPA of 4.83 out of 5.00. The result of my HSC examination came out on 30 January 2021 due
to the COVID-19 pandemic. After completing HSC, I wanted to study Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science as I’ve been interested in Computer Science since I was young. As a result, I started to do
research on this subject at various institutions in my country. After researching in detail I came to know
that the education system in my country relies on theoretical knowledge rather than practical
knowledge. Even then, I was admitted to the Brac University in the 2022- 2024 Computer Science session
and I completed 42 credits so that I don’t have an educational gap. As a consequence, I thought about
studying abroad, and to study abroad I started preparing for English Language. After that, I participated
OIETC English test on 22th August 2024 and got an overall score of 7 out of 12.

• Please provide any skills, achievements, or other information you wish to provide to support your
application.
As a non-native English speaker, I decided to dedicate myself to improving my English language
proficiency, as I understood the importance of strong communication skills in my study life. I embarked
on an intensive English language preparation journey for a long time, working diligently to enhance my
reading, writing, listening, and speaking abilities.
I was also involved in various social activities besides studies. I was a moderator in Yamaha Riders Club
(YRC) from 2020 to 2022.YRC is one of the biggest motorcycle community clubs in Bangladesh. My key
role as a moderator in this group is to plan and organize bike tours, and seasonal events. I have been a
Senior Executive at Brac University Business Club (BIZ BEE) since June 2022 till now. I have also been
involved with G17 University Ambassadors Consortium Bangladesh as a Campus Ambassador from JULY,
2022 to present.

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