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Degree: Mathematics (Masters) - Warwick University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Maths
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Degree: Mathematics (Masters) - York University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Physics+ 1 more
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Degree: Computer Science (including a year in industry) (Masters) - Warwick University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Physics+ 3 more
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Degree: Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Doctorate) - Manchester University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Maths
“About me I am studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Manchester. I love building things and enjoy solving mathematics problems. I believe I can make you like maths. I have been teaching for over 15 years, so I am really...”
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