Skills for engineering and built environment students: university to career John Davies
There are a lot of important skills needed for a career in engineering. As well as academic skills, future engineers need to be able to present data, work in project teams, carry out experiments, problem solve and write reports. This book emphasises the importance of these core skills, and supports engineering students as they successfully navigate their courses and move forward into a career of ongoing development.
Written in a friendly and encouraging style, Skills for engineering and built environment students:
* Provides guidance on both the study and the professional practice of engineering
* Addresses common worries and pitfalls, debunking myths and demystifying jargon
* Helps with milestones such as group projects, presentations, work placements and job interviews
Supported by interviews with students, lecturers, young engineers and employers, Skills for engineering and built environment students guides students and early-career professionals through an important transition stage, thoroughly preparing them for the world of work.
Written in a friendly and encouraging style, Skills for engineering and built environment students:
* Provides guidance on both the study and the professional practice of engineering
* Addresses common worries and pitfalls, debunking myths and demystifying jargon
* Helps with milestones such as group projects, presentations, work placements and job interviews
Supported by interviews with students, lecturers, young engineers and employers, Skills for engineering and built environment students guides students and early-career professionals through an important transition stage, thoroughly preparing them for the world of work.