My journey at IEU began in 2018 when I started a master’s degree in Design Studies with a focus on Environmental and Behavioral Sciences. During this time, I became deeply interested in how architecture shapes human experiences and influences daily life. I was fortunate to have professors who were genuinely passionate about their students' success, offering constant inspiration and support. I graduated at the top of my class.
After graduating from IEU, many opportunities opened up for me. I took on various roles, including serving as Vice-Chairman for SAIB, a nonprofit organization, working with the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, and managing projects with the United Nations (UN). I also received a Ph.D. scholarship at Leeds Beckett University, where I am currently pursuing my doctoral studies. I am now a Lecturer in the Architecture Department at Leeds Beckett University.
Recently, I published a new methodology that combines neuroscience, psychology, and architecture. This work, which has been described as groundbreaking here in the UK, was published in Philosophical Transactions B by the Royal Society, the oldest academic journal in the world, known for publishing the works of Darwin and Newton.