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(AKA your friendly neighbourhood CHEMMAT student coaches you through the internship process)
I have 800 Hours or 100 9-5 workdays or 48,000 minutes left of internship experience to complete. But fear not! We will survive, thrive and graduate together.
I am deep in the midst of applying for internships, attending interviews and sorting out how work hours a...
Hey, I’m back again for my third blog post! Just in case you missed my previous blog post, I’m Sienna, your Part II Biomedical Engineering (BME) Blogger for 2026!
When I was thinking of what to writ...
We’re back again for another post! In this weeks post, let’s do a deep dive into the details of your first semester courses!
P.s. you might notice that STRCTENG 200 is missing! But don’t worry, cause that will get its own spotlight in another post, along with STRCTENG 201 (the second semester structural course)!
CIVIL 203 – Transport ...
Welcome back to my blog! I hope you guys are surviving out there!
Today, I thought I’d take you along for a typical day in my life as a civil engineering student. Let’s see what a normal uni day looks like for me!
9:00 am – Good morningMost of my lectures in second year start after 10 a.m. (luckily, no more 8 a.m. lectures haha!). So I usually wake...
Hello again dear reader! This fortnight I have more of an infodump kind of post, but it’s a topic that’s been on my mind for quite a while. The topic is why Engsci is the way it is. I will be looking at the history of the Department of Engineering Science and Biomedical Engineering, with a focus on what courses were available to students what historically, what sort of work E...