What is Engineering: Learn about first-year engineering at USask
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About this event
We've made some big changes to first-year engineering at USask.
It's been RE-ENGINEERED for student success. Come to WHAT IS ENGINEERING and learn more about this exciting career, life as a USask Engineering student and the adventures of university.
Tune in for the live stream of WHAT IS ENGINEERING:
- Learn about our new first-year program and your Usask engineering degree
- What does APEGS have to do with engineering?
- Meet your professors
- Tour the engineering building with us
- Wonder what you'll learn in engineering? Let's find out.
- Get paid while in school? Learn about the co-op student experience
- Airplanes, space team, race cars and bio-medical arms - our student groups are living up to our motto of #EngineersTheWorldNeeds. Come meet a few of our student leaders and learn about why they chose engineering.
- Wondering what engineers do? Meet some of our young alumni and what life as an engineer is really about.
- Have questions about engineering at USask? We have a team of our recruiters, deans and co-op career team ready to answer your questions.
All registered participants will get an email a few days before November 17th with the live-stream information to join What is Engineering?. Any questions before the event can be sent to engineer.recruit@usask.ca.
Know engineering is for you? APPLY NOW here.
Thank you to the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists for supporting What is Engineering?. To learn more about APEGS, visit their website here.
Organizer College of Engineering - University of Saskatchewan
Organizer of What is Engineering: Learn about first-year engineering at USask
At the heart of Saskatoon, on Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of the Métis, is the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
USask is one of the top research-intensive, medical doctoral universities in Canada, and is home to world-leading research in areas of global importance, like water and food security. Study and discovery is enhanced by our outstanding facilities, including the Canadian Light Source synchrotron, VIDO-InterVac, the Global Institute for Food Security, the Global Institute for Water Security and the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre for Nuclear Innovation.
Guided by our University Plan: The University the World Needs, we work together across disciplines and with our communities to find creative solutions to the most pressing global challenges. Our graduates, recognized for their strong work ethic, resourceful nature and determination, are leading change here at home and around the world.
Contact the College of Engineering:
Dean's Office / (306) 966-5273
Carlene Deutscher, Event Coordinator / carlene.deutscher@usask.ca
Richelle Kenn, Major Gifts Officer / richelle.kenn@usask.ca
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