I am a recent PhD graduate from the University of Cambridge (King’s College). Trained as a social anthropologist with a full scholarship, I am specialised in conducting independent qualitative research project, mainly through ethnographic methods (participant observations and interviews) for data collection, with cultural awareness and human-centred insights when analysing human societies and fostering innovation and understanding in global community. During my doctoral study, my research has been presented as conference papers and public talks for diverse audience within and beyond academia.My journey has led me to impactful roles in the charitable sectors, with core competencies in project co-ordination and management, administrative support, stakeholder engagement, cross-cultural communication and collaboration. With passion in interfaith harmony, I have also been volunteering in the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week as a regional conference planner and annual report editor since 2020.