The OPTIONS Program is an initiative to support all engineering graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to explore diverse career options. Purpose & Content Take a deep dive into career management and join a supportive community of like-minded MEng students exploring career possibilities. The Cohort Program is an eight week, non-credit program facilitated by faculty and professional development experts. The […]
Launch Your Career Plan is an initiative by the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education & Practice (ISTEP) to support MEng to launch their career planning early in their studies. This event will guide you to critically reflect on career opportunities and equip you with strategies and tools to explore your unique career aspirations. You will leave […]
Wednesday, January 21 I 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM I 8th Floor Myhal Terrace Celebrate National Postdoc Appreciation Week! Meet fellow PDF peers and learn more about how the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education & Practice supports you! Come to the 8th Floor Myhal Terrace. We’ll have coffee, tea, and treats available for you to enjoy while meeting fellow PDF peers. This is a drop-in-style […]
Are you interested in learning about real-world applications of engineering in the business and finance sectors? Want to discover career pathways for engineers in investment banking and capital markets? Come join our conversation on Wednesday, January 21 where we will discuss emerging trends in technology and finance! Speaker: Mario Di Pietro brings over 20 years of […]
Monday, February 23 I 12:00 – 2:00 PM I GB202 As a thought leader, prioritize equity, diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation efforts. This session offers an opportunity to reflect on and develop strategies for implementing REDI into your project, initiating powerful first steps towards systemic and behavioral changes. Identify reconciliation, equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) considerations for your project, discuss their incorporation into […]
Fred Kan Distinguished Lecture In Engineering Ethics 2026 Promoting ethical engineering research is necessary given the potential for widespread social and technological impacts of engineering research outcomes. But what motivates engineers to think and act ethically, particularly in the domain of research? In this interactive talk, Dr. Justin L. Hess will address this question by […]
