The goal of Future Engineers is to bridge the talent gap, attract new talent to the industry, and give them exposure to the career opportunities available. It brings together faculty and students, where participants will not only leave with a deeper understanding of the industry, but also with a network, practical skills and inspiration for future innovations.
This session will explore the diverse career paths available to engineering graduates in the CWIEME industries. It will provide insights into different roles within the industry, from research and development to operations, project management, and sustainability-driven positions. Industry experts will share their experiences, and students will learn how to identify their ideal career trajectories.
Mentorship plays a crucial role in the professional development of young engineers. This session will focus on how to find and build relationships with mentors, and how mentoring can accelerate career growth in the engineering field. Students will learn how to engage in a mentoring relationship, how to approach industry professionals, and how to navigate career challenges with guidance from experienced mentors.
This session will focus on the skills and experiences that are most valuable to employers in the electrical engineering field. It will provide actionable advice on how to develop both technical and soft skills that are in high demand, and how to make the most of university projects, internships, and extracurricular activities to enhance employability.
This forward-looking session will address the rapidly changing landscape of engineering, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and adaptation. Attendees will explore how the industry is evolving, the rise of new technologies such as AI, IoT, and robotics, and how to stay up to date with cutting-edge trends. The session will also discuss professional development strategies and the importance of lifelong learning for engineers.
We will host a session to provide students the opportunity to engage in a dialogue with industry experts from different fields.
CWIEME professionals will host a tour around the exhibition for students, providing insights and stopping to speak to exhibitors to discuss opportunities.
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