Scotland

Regional Network Coordinators

Qurat Ul Ain (West Scotland)

Qurat Ul Ain is a Commonwealth Shared Scholar from Pakistan, currently pursuing an MSc in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Glasgow. Her journey began with a fascination for how technology can transform lives, leading her to earn a gold medal in Biomedical Engineering Technology from her previous university.

From working in hospitals to contributing to medical device research and regulation, she has continuously sought ways to bridge science and human wellbeing.  

Alongside her academic path, Qurat has tutored students from around the world and actively engaged in research on AI-driven healthcare innovations. Grateful for the opportunities that education has created, she hopes to inspire more young women to explore STEM and contribute to accessible, ethical healthcare technologies worldwide.

Prince Effah Ameyaw (East Scotland)

Prince Effah Ameyaw is a Commonwealth Shared Scholar pursuing an MSc in Energy Management at the University of Aberdeen. His research and interests lie in energy transition pathways, focusing on integrating traditional oil and gas expertise with emerging renewable energy technologies such as CCUS, hydrogen, and offshore wind.

He holds a First Class BSc degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Ghana, and has professional experience with the National Petroleum Authority and Meridian Port Services, where he led projects improving safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. 

Driven by a passion for sustainability and community engagement, Prince actively promotes energy literacy and youth empowerment through outreach initiatives. As the East Scotland Regional Network Coordinator, he is eager to foster collaboration, inspire meaningful connections, and support scholars in advancing the Commonwealth’s mission of sustainable development and shared impact. 

University Representatives

If you are interested in becoming a University Representative and assisting in building a strong network of Scholars and Fellows, please contact the relevant Coordinator for your region or email engage@cscuk.org.uk to find out more.