by Duncan Hull
Coding Your Future is a guidebook to help students design, build, test and code their futures in computing. This accompanying podcast, Hearing Your Future, interviews current and former students of computer science. What's their story? How did they get to where they are? What obstacles have they faced and how did they overcome them? Where are they going next? What advice would they offer their former selves and fellow students? Find out how they are coding their future.
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July 14, 2025
<p>Meet Muna Hassan she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with Mathematics and Industrial Experience in 2025. During her study, she did a year long placement at Couchbase <a href="https://www.couchbase.com">couchbase.com</a> in Manchester. She also participated in numerous hackathons including building a fusion reactor in Minecraft with MancheSTAR: a student-led society focusing on Nuclear Fusion and its development. Find out more at <a href= "https://www.cdyf.me/muna">www.cdyf.me/muna</a> </p>
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<p>Meet Sambbhav Khare, he graduated with a Master of Engineering degree in Computer Science with Industrial Experience in 2025. During his study, he worked for Imago software <a href= "https://imago.cs.manchester.ac.uk">imago.cs.manchester.ac.uk</a>, did a year long placement at Atmos International <a href= "https://www.atmosi.com">www.atmosi.com</a> in Manchester and served in leadership roles for several societies including Google Developer Groups (GDG) Manchester, find out more at <a href= "https://www.cdyf.me/sambbhav">www.cdyf.me/sambbhav</a> </p>
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<p>Meet Minahil Tariq, she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Artificial Intelligence in 2025. During her study, she did an internship at Amazon Web Services and served as chair of <a href="https://unicsmcr.com/">unicsmcr.com</a> the University of Manchester Computer Science society, before moving on to work at the University of Liverpool. Find out more at <a href= "https://www.cdyf.me/minahil">www.cdyf.me/minahil</a> </p>
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Coding Your Future is a guidebook to help students design, build, test and code their futures in computing. This accompanying podcast, Hearing Your Future, interviews current and former students of computer science. What's their story? How did they get to where they are? What obstacles have they faced and how did they overcome them? Where are they going next? What advice would they offer their former selves and fellow students?
Find out how they are coding their future.
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