Discussion: Why did you choose Engineering?

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Engineering is a field that draws people for a variety of reasons—some are fascinated by how things work, while others are driven by a desire to solve complex problems and make a tangible impact on society. Whether it’s the creativity involved in designing solutions, the thrill of working on large-scale projects, or the opportunity to innovate using cutting-edge technology, each engineer has a unique story behind their career choice.

What inspired you to choose engineering? Was it a specific moment, a passion for a certain subject, or a vision for the future? Let’s discuss the motivations and experiences that led us down this path and how they continue to shape our journeys in the world of engineering. Feel free to share your personal story, whether it was a childhood fascination with construction, an interest in mathematics or science, or even the influence of a mentor or role model.

Mention your Engineering Major and why you chose it!

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I chose civil engineering because I’ve always been fascinated by how infrastructure shapes the world we live in. The idea of designing structures that can have a real impact on communities really excites me. Plus, I love the mix of creativity and problem-solving that civil engineering offers—it’s about coming up with practical solutions that are also sustainable, which is something I’m passionate about.

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I find engineering so fascinating! While I didn’t study it myself—my background is in media and marketing—I really admire the creativity and problem-solving involved in engineering. It’s incredible how engineers use their skills to make such a tangible impact on the world, whether it’s through innovative technologies or sustainable solutions. what do you think is the most exciting development in engineering right now?

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Even though my background is in biomedical science and I’m currently studying medicine, I see so many connections between these fields. Engineering plays a crucial role in developing medical technologies and it’s amazing how these innovations can improve patient outcomes. I find the overlap between engineering and biomedical science so intriguing!

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