Professor of Electronics and Communication Engineering, guiding students through academic, career, and personal decisions.
Academic background
Teaching from the classroom outward
Years of work as an ECE professor have shaped how I approach student questions: each one starts from real classroom encounters.
My teaching and research centre on electronics and communication engineering, and much of my work involves supervising students as they move from coursework into research and professional practice.
I bring that experience to guidance on academic pathways, placement choices, and the decisions that follow a degree. The aim is always to make complex options easier to understand.
Good guidance builds resilience and clarity. Community and thoughtful social connection help students carry their decisions with confidence, so career advice always includes the person behind the plan.