Life Sciences Spotlight: Isaura Garcia Manoso

Isaura Garcia Manoso
MSc Sustainable crop production, 2024
Product Developer at Tozer Seeds
Why did you choose your degree subject and why did you choose Warwick?
To learn more about crop production, agriculture, plant science and help me find an area to advance in a career
Tell us about your favourite memory of your degree
The introduction to the BASIS course was key but the whole course was well-structured. As someone who has always found it hard to engage with education, this course showed me that learning can be both enjoyable and engaging. The supportive professors played a huge role in making the experience truly enriching and inspiring.
How did you fill your time outside of your studies?
Socialising, climbing and swimming.
Tell us about what happened after graduation. How did you get to your current role?
I got my current MSc Sustainable crop production, 2024job through my thesis where I worked with my current employer.
What’s your proudest achievement so far?
I’m not sure if 'proud' is the right word, but I’m incredibly grateful that this course helped me discover a field that I’m so interested in - and a job to go with it.
How did your time at Warwick prepare you for life after university? Did you learn any valuable skills? How were you supported?
I gained valuable insight into potential career paths, how to apply for them effectively through meeting past students and gaining knowledge into key companies to apply for.
What are your top tips for someone considering a degree at Warwick?
Be prepared to work hard. If you engage with the lectures and professors, it will be a really rewarding course.
What’s one piece of advice you wish you would have had when starting your degree?
Balance your time between lab work and writing the thesis, ensuring there's enough energy for both and avoiding burnout early in the year.