Saturday, May 18, 2019

Personal Statement (Oxford)

personal Statement Every year, thou gutss of people all over the world apply the best of themselves to Oxford. Some deliberate in the distinguished faculties producing groundbreaking research that addresses critical issues facing our academia, while the opposites believe in the synergism between fundamental and applied research and the The Lord is my light approach, which foster intellectual partnerships between faculties and students. As an up-coming graduate in Economics, I yearned to further my postgraduate study for an Oxford master programme in the tutor of Geography and the Environment because of a passion running deep inside my thought.The passion is rooted from the focalise where I grew up, and sparked by a practice of enviromental change research I experienced recently. I grew up in Zhongwei, Ningxia, China a small oasis located in the junction between the scandalmongering River and Tengri Desert in northwestern China. My feeling on this land has been a complex mixtur e of hunch over and sigh, as folks are nurtured by this land, but also tortured by frequent sand storms and very dry weather. During my college life in Jiangsu University, I, as a volunteer, go ind in a research view to study the environmental changes and the corresponding socio-economic effects around Shapotou.I was impressed by the fresh scene of Shapotou, the vest where once engulfed by desert has been covered mostly by vegetation. Because of the success in desert-control, Shapotou is known as a Miracle in the history of the worlds desertification control. I was honored to be invited to participate in the field investigation led by Professor A from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. with participating in the research project, I obtained the knowledge on the history of the desert movement and principles administration the desertification control.I have also learned that the achievement of Shapotou desertification control project has attracted the attention of experts and schol ars from many parts of the world, including the doyen of St Cross College of Oxford University, Professor who visited Tengri Desert with Professor Huang in 2007. Deeply impressed with the success of desertification control at Shapotou, I have been very interested in topics related to geography and environmental conservation since then. For this, I have done some studies on climate change, ecological protection, energy conservation and environmental economics. I have also been keeping in a close contact with Prof.A for consulting and discussing issues on geographical and environmental aspects. Through my contacts with Professor A, who used to be a research fellow at Oxford University, and many other sources including the information shown on the website of Oxford University, I understand well that Oxford University is one of the leading universities in geography in the world. Following my passion and maturing self-conscious, I started to draw my own blueprint catiously I would make all my try to earn an offer from Oxford University for studying in the programme of Nature, Society and Environmental Policy.Armed by the knowledge and skills I gained from my college study, I will dedicate myself on environmental protection in my hometown. I am truly convinced that choosing to become an Oxfords dark blue is the best choice to fullfill my lifes pursuit. I sincerely hope that I can be admitted as a postgraduate student of Oxford University, and I am very confident of my capability for completing my studies at Oxford University.

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