"Prevention is better than cure." Researching and treating disease is too costly so it would be better to invest in preventative measures. To what extent do you agree.

Paula Scher once said :“It’s through mistakes that you actually can grow. You have to get bad in order to get good.” So

that is

how my

way

has been going until

this

day. When I was 6 years old, an accident happened:I developed a squint because someone scared me. I underwent surgery to remove it, and after it the doctors advised my parents to wait before entering

school

in order to not to stress my eyes, so I was sent to

school

later than other children. It was

also

decided to send me to a

class

with a weak

program

to minimize eye stress.

Therefore

, when I moved to middle

school

, to a fairly strong

class

with additional French lessons.During the

first

year my grades left much to be desired, I had to stay at

school

after lessons to improve my grades, but I did not give up and did not lose heart, but continued to

study

.

As a result

, after hard, difficult work, my GPA increased significantly and I became the top of the

class

. My teachers even positioned me as a role model for other students. At the same

time

I participated in various competitions

such

as "Step into the

Future

" ( representative showcase of scientific and innovative achievements of young researchers in

Russia

) with a math topic research.

Also

I took 1st and 3d places in the Chess Competitions. I got interested in technical and

computer

subjects. In my spare

time

I figured out how to solve Cube Rube and completed the German course” -SOLO:Touch Typing Tutor''.

Then

I went to an art club

school

.

That is

where I discovered my passion for the

design

field

and acquired a passion for making things. Later seeing my progress in lessons , my teachers even advised me to enter the Physics and Mathematics Lyceum which is prestigious in

Russia

. I decided on it and started to prepare hard for the entrance tests, but, unfortunately, I did not manage to pass them.

However

, I was not going to give up so easily, because I still really liked mathematics and physics.

Then

I found out about the existence of a Rosneft

class

with an advanced physics and mathematics

program

. I began to prepare even harder and more seriously, practicing for at least 5 hours a day to be selected for the position in that

class

.

As a result

, I was enrolled in

this

class

, taking the 1st position in the ranking among all candidates. After graduating from

school

I enrolled in one of

Russian

universities

. Even though my major was informatics &

computer

engineering, I didn’t want to give up my art passion . When I was a little kid I thought engineering is like math and

design

is art, but at that moment I felt that the two could be combined into a very hands-on

field

. So I searched for information thoroughly and found out about the departure called

design

engineering.I was so motivated to

study

that

field

. After that, I tried myself at working with

such

programs as AutoCAD and 3D max creating my mini-projects in order to proceed into

this

field

. To understand at least a little about how to use graphic programs, I took free online courses on YouTube. I mastered my programming

skills

as well since I was concerned that they were

also

extremely necessary for

design

engineers.I practised solving different problems in the free platform called “Codewars” It helped me a lot to raise my

knowledge

in

computer

science. All programmes used

English

versions, I immediately decided to practice my

English

- I worked hard on my

english

.I started to work as a teacher of

Russian

teaching

english

-speaking foreigners in tutor platform Preply, teaching

people

from different countries and improving my

English

academic speaking abilities at the same

time

. Now I would love to introduce to you my ambitions and explain why I am literally on fire with an idea to

study

in South

Korea

:I knew since childhood that I wanted to help

people

in the

world

by creating new things which could make their lives more comfortable. Let’s start with density, which is really expensive these days. Living in

Russia

,my family and I often encountered situations when we expected a high

quality

dental treatment.

Nonetheless

,

instead

we endured the absence of results or even worsening of condition and at the same

time

a payment was unduly high . And

that is

when I for the

first

time

started to wonder if there was a possible solution to improve the situation,

however

, I could not even imagine the

way

to realize it. But I truly wanted to make up a

way

to save

people

’s money and nerve system. Another topic bothering me is the

Russian

construction of houses.Here it is rather low-

quality

.Having entered

university

in Moscow, I moved to a dormitory

that is

provided to

Russian

students. It turned out that they are of the worst

quality

. Since the climate in

Russia

is rather harsh, it was almost impossible to live in dorm rooms: in winter it was so cold that I had to wear a jacket indoors, and in summer it was so hot that not even a conditioner could save me from the heat.

In addition

, the walls of the building were crooked.

Then

I felt so ashamed of my

country

's authority, because even in the capital of the

country

, the government was unable to provide a decent place to live for students. That’s when it hit me that it was me who had to change the situation and build the best housing for Russians by implementing a creative approach. So

people

, waking up every day in their apartment, felt happy. I realized that

Russia

needs foreign support in technology due to the hard financial situation or low-cost resources to improve situations in both of

this

two fields. And I began to look for regions / countries in which the government gives an important role to the

field

of

design

, because it was important for me to know that I will

study

in an environment where I would have the opportunity to fully realize my

future

ideas

(described in the

study

plan) , using to the maximum of possible opportunities. After it turned out that South

Korea

is in the 2nd place in the development of industrialization

design

in the global arena, I began a thorough search for information and was very pleased to learn that

Korean

universities

have the potential to provide me with all the necessary resources and

knowledge

, since I have been interested in South

Korean

culture for a long

time

. . I chose

Korea

, because I saw

this

country

as a promisingly developing state (especially in technology), which can give me not only all the necessary

knowledge

and

skills

in the

field

of

design

engineering but advanced opportunities with my

future

employment.

Moreover

, I found out that

Korean

design

buzzwords are mostly solidity,

quality

, innovation, aesthetics and latest technology, minimalism. precision. Unfortunately my

university

didn’t have an exchange

program

with

korean

universities

, so I started to look for an alternative

way

to enter south

korean

and

finally

I bumped into the KGSP

program

. I looked through a variety of

Korean

universities

until I found Inje

University

with my desired departure “

design

engineering”. I found out that Inje

University

provides not only an educational set of courses which were perfect for me but

also

it possessed a space called “Dream Factory Center '' where I could implement all of my

ideas

. I was so amazed that the machines were available for free and I had an opportunity to make things in my head in actual objects.It is

also

possible to create quite big or small artworks since Inje has printers of various sizes. They are running a specialized biomedical

program

so it is even possible to create a prosthetic hand with a 3d printer in there. I subscribed to their channel on youtube called “인제대학교드림팩토리센터'' and watched a planty of videos about an organization of work in there. I was beyond thrilled by the opportunities suggested in

this

center. I bet it was opened exactly for me. Since

then

I got highly motivated and concerned about my

university

choice. Getting education there, I will be in a position to acquire necessary

skills

to realize my plans..My

first

goal is to

design

devices to improve the cost and

quality

of density. 3D printing is extremely prospective and can reduce the costs associated with product development by minimising the amount of labour needed to produce models, tooling and prototype parts. My 3D printing works will help professionals and doctors to learn and improve their

skills

, practice and draw up accurate plans for surgical operations more efficiently.

That is

how the

quality

of treatment will grow significantly.I will start with testing my projects in South

Korea

and after completing my education there I will continue spreading my

future

works in

Russia

. My final goal is to decrease the cost of density by 3 times.Thereby no longer anyone will need to take a toothbrush with themselves all the

time

and use it after each meal. All in all,

finally

, I came to the state in which I cannot live without being sure that I am able to promote new

ideas

and create something new. I am incredibly inspired and well-motivated by

universities

, which give us all necessary

knowledge

and

skills

to implement breakthroughs and improve our

world

. For me

this

scholarship is a chance to realize my

ideas

and I really want to be selected.

Also

it will allow me to share my experience with other

people

from

Russia

interested in

design

engineering about education in South

Korea

and demonstrate my

future

achievements to the

world

and thereby raise the

world

's status of the

country

in

this

field

. That means that

such

participation can provide me with an appreciable experience for my

future

professional career.

Nevertheless

, In case if I am not selected as a successful candidate for

this

program

, I will implement another sphem of realizing my plans. I will apply for

school

42 , a private, nonprofit and tuition-free

computer

programming

school

and after studying for 1 year I will transfer to campus in Seoul. There I will develop

such

required

design

engineers key

skills

as strong math and IT

skills

and problem solving and do my own projects and earn enough money for studying in a

Korean

university

or apply for

design

engineering internships to acquire other necessary

skills

and start to accomplish my

ideas

in real life.