Work and academic experience that now seem exceptional for a student graduating
with an undergraduate degree in engineering could become commonplace as UBC's
engineering programs change with the times
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A group of Engineering Physics students has designed a small device that will
encourage the recycling of aluminum waste chips from machine shops, and help
reduce the release of harmful chemicals in the recycling process.
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The first group of graduates ever from the challenging Electro-Mechanical Engineering
option will receive two degrees each during the Spring Congregation ceremonies
this May.
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Prof. Keith Brimacombe has long had a fascination with how things work, something he credits to his early years spent in a farming community in Alberta.
This fascination, coupled with what he sees as an engineer's obligation to
society, led him into the sweltering confines of Canadian steel mills on a quest
to understand and improve the processes involved in steel production.
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A video produced for the Faculty of Applied Science to encourage high school
students, especially women and other under-represented groups to consider engineering
as a career, has won its second international award.
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