Enji Carter

My name is Enji Carter, a proud student of B-Tech Chemical Engineering from South Sudan — a place where resilience is stitched into our spirit. Coming to P P Savani University was more than just a decision to study abroad — it was a leap toward a future I could define for myself. At PPSU, I’ve discovered a space that not only welcomes diversity but celebrates it. I’ve had the privilege of engaging with forward-thinking professors, cutting-edge labs, and peers from all over the world. As a woman in engineering, I carry the responsibility of representation — and I am proud to say that PPSU has given me the tools and confidence to speak, build, and lead. The environment here encourages questioning, innovation, and most importantly — expression. Whether I’m in a chemical process design lab or speaking at student panels, I’ve always felt heard. And for a young woman from South Sudan, that means everything. At PPSU, I’ve become more than a student. I’ve become a voice — and I plan to use it.