#engineering graduates

[nasa]

Nora AlMatrooshi

Nora AlMatrooshi, the first Emirati woman astronaut, worked as a piping engineer before becoming an astronaut candidate for the United Arab Emirates. https://mbrsc.ae/team/nora/

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[womeninscienceday]

In 2018, women comprised just ove 1/4 of engineering graduates.

Engineering is the most male-dominated field in STEM. It may perhaps be the most male-dominated profession in the U.S., with women making up only 13% of the engineering workforce.

For decades, to attract more women to the field, engineering educators have focused on curriculum reform (e.g., by promoting girls’ interest in math and science). While these efforts have brought in more women to study engineering, the problem is that many quit during and after school. Focusing solely on education doesn’t address the fact that women tend to leave the profession at a higher rate than men. Women make up 20% of engineering graduates, but it’s been estimated that nearly 40% of women who earn engineering degrees either quit or never enter the profession. Clearly, some elementary and high school reforms are working, but those at the college level are not.

[gla-courses]

Strategic Approaches Employers Use to Select the Best Engineering Graduates

In a highly competitive job market, employers are constantly seeking the best talent to drive innovation and success within their organizations. When it comes to engineering graduates, the stakes are particularly high, as these individuals play a pivotal role in shaping the technological landscape. Employers employ various strategic approaches to identify and select the best engineering graduates who possess the skills, knowledge, and attributes necessary for success in the ever-evolving field of engineering.

[khaohomies]

!!WATCHH ME PULL UP WITH MY ASIAN DRIP‼️‼️🗣️🌏🇹🇭🇹🇭!!

(There's little to no information on this class i could find, help)

[ryoalouette]

Turns out I'm not quite done with DPxDC HIVE Academy

So like.

I'm legit wondering what kind of university would even have a course on afterlife or ghosts to study scientifically when what we got be myths and theories and all that stuff. (How tf do one even vivisect ghost, study their behavior when there's not even a body(?) and so on- not to mention that not everyone has the belief that Ghost Are Evil and all that-) But then a tot came to me: an extension of HIVE. Or maybe a Proto-HIVE. HIVE Uni though, definitely.

The (not so secretly) villain school WOULD DEFINITELY give this dubious three mad scientist kids some funds to go crazy. Also reason why none of the government call of them driving atrociously went through. Or CPS. Or lab safety and so on and so forth.

They're all protected by this nifty thing called HIVE graduates! :D

[heavendraven]

sorry it's been a while, here's some dgs doodles

[nonokoko13]

This is how dead fish looks like

[magpiesbones]

truly the modern au that preserves most directly the Impact of orufrey is:

Olruggio and Qifrey are married, and Oru mostly gets referred to by Qifrey as ‘my husband’ while Qifrey is at work. Qifrey is an untenured physics professor at some out of the way college.

Qifrey does tend to be the sort of professor who’s fun, but wants to pretend that his personal life doesn’t exist while at work. All his students know is that ‘my husband’ does his IT. Slowly by things Qifrey mentions his students learn that ‘my husband’ is also a night owl, also has a physics degree, and likes to cook.

And then Qifrey attends a department social with the man who Won the Nobel prize three years ago for revolutionizing the combustion engine. Olruggio spends the whole night referring to himself as ‘Qifrey’s trophy husband’. He has been on at least one variety show (he hated it).

Qifrey, three glasses of wine in, mentions they got engaged after he was almost thrown out of his phd program on charges of academic dishonesty, but his advisor, Beldaruit (credited with 1/3 of fixing the standard model to incorporate massive neutrinos) came through. The charges were false, and the investigation toppled a fraternity.

Coco, a freshman, studying physics bc she’s obsessed with being an astronaut, doesn’t know who any of these people are because she doesn’t follow engineering news and doesn’t know enough physics to care about massive neutrinos.

[nasa]

Deniz Burnham

A former NASA intern, Deniz Burnham started her career as an engineer on an oil rig in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, and went on to lead operations on drilling rigs in Canada, Ohio, and Texas. https://go.nasa.gov/3wDpfBo

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[carnival-phantasm]

What prompted you to get two degrees in completely different areas?

Unemployment

[ilovefredjones]

tilly is doing too much to be a cadet goddamn

[thedeafprophet]

the other thing is like. i know its partially my self esteem and imposter syndrome stuff but i dont always feel like the quality of my art is consistent....and i feel bad at the concept of money being involved and things not being Perfect lmao

[briannaisadorable]

[disaster-j]

(next person that pesters me about "where is x character" or "how dare you not put my fave in" im going to reach through the screen and kick your ass myself)

[piarles]

the very filipino urge to draw my favorite drivers as big 4 university graduates…

[twitt3rpate]

me 🤝 the desire to write a romantic comedy novel about a vet student and an engineering doctoral candidate enemies to lovers style (my other fics crying in the corner - but at least I could publish this one?) ☝️