My name is Mohammed Elnour, and I am from Sudan. I graduated in 2006 from Upper Nile University with a BSc from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences in South Sudan. Currently, I’m working with the ALIGHT Organisation in East Darfur, Sudan, with more than 10 years' experience in the humanitarian field.

I choose to pursue a Master in Public Health since this programme will help me deepen my knowledge and develop my leadership skills. UniAthena is an institution that frees its students to discover their calling in life and find their purpose while contributing to solving the world's sustainability concerns and protecting human rights. 

I aspire to be a trusted member of the Public Health community. I will continue my studies for a PhD in public health.

I would like to take my career to the top of the management ladder as a Country or Regional Director. 

I believe a diverse environment and unique contexts are critical to the success of any research programme, especially in public health. The environment in which I studied and practiced health was unique from a socioeconomic and cultural perspective.

Being active, committed, respectful, and ambitious are some personal attributes I believe are essential to success.

"The Long Walk to Freedom" is a must-read for everyone since this book will tell you how people struggle to get their own freedom.

My dream job is to work as a country director, helping people live a healthier life through the strengthening of health systems.

"You can get everything in life you want if you just help enough other people get what they want." —Zig Ziglar