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The dual study programme also includes project work. Our former student Alexandra told us how this works.   Before her dual study programme, Alexandra completed a three-year apprenticeship as a technical product designer at Bürkert after finishing secondary school. She was then taken on as a product designer at the Ingelfingen system house and worked there for two years before gaining her technical college entrance qualification via the one-year vocational college. Alexandra has now been studying at Bürkert since September 2020 and was in the fourth semester of the "Mechanical Engineering specialising in Plastics Technology" course when she told us about the project work.   What is project work anyway? ↪️ In the practical phase, you are always given a project topic to work on in the respective area. You then deal with the theoretical content of the university and project this onto the practical implementation in the company. In the project work, you then document the concrete solution to the project topic.   What is the focus of a project? ↪️ That depends on the field of study. What you have learnt in practice and theory should be applied. You get to know the working methods of an engineer.   How does Bürkert benefit from the project work? ↪️ As you work on real projects, you automatically contribute to development work at Bürkert. The projects we work on don't end up in a drawer, but are used by the department.   Do you have any helpful tips and tricks for other students? ↪️ You don't need to worry that you'll be left alone when working on your project. If you have any questions, you can always approach your colleagues and supervisors.   Many thanks to you Alexandra! We wish all dual studies students lots of fun and success with their project work!   #wemakeideasflow #dualstudies #behindthescenes #projectwork

Today, I had the privilege of touring Curtin University’s state-of-the-art mechatronic engineering facilities, thanks to Engineers Australia. This visit offered us an invaluable opportunity to meet with Professor Jonathan Paxman, the esteemed Head of the School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering. My conversation with Professor Paxman shed light on the cutting-edge research and educational practices that are hallmark to Curtin’s engineering programs 👍. Moreover, engaging with the engineering students themselves was nothing short of inspirational. Their enthusiasm, ambition, and eagerness to carve out impactful careers in engineering left me thoroughly impressed. At ACE, we believe in the power of bridging the gap between academic learning and practical industry experience. It’s why we are excited to announce our intentions to deepen our collaboration with Curtin University’s Faculty of Engineering. Our goal? To provide a platform where students and recent graduates can thrive through internships, involvement in final year projects, and employment opportunities 🤝. Our Commitment to Future Engineers Our visit to Curtin University reaffirms our commitment to investing in the future of engineering. By offering hands-on experience through internships, we aim to complement the theoretical knowledge students gain with real-world applications. Similarly, supporting final year projects provides a glimpse into solving actual industry problems, fostering innovation and creativity among soon-to-be engineers. Employment Opportunities We are keen to open doors to employment for Curtin’s graduates within our company, ensuring that the next generation of engineers has a strong start in their careers. ACE is looking forward to becoming a stepping stone for these talented individuals, helping them transition from academic achievements to professional success. Looking Ahead As we forge ahead, our partnership with Curtin University stands as a testament to our dedication to nurturing talent and advancing the engineering profession. Together, we are set on creating a vibrant ecosystem where academic excellence and industry expertise converge to address the challenges of tomorrow. Get Involved For Curtin University students and recent graduates interested in exploring opportunities with ACE, we encourage you to reach out (https://lnkd.in/dT443wY6). Let’s build the future of engineering, together.   #CurtinUniversity #EngineeringInternships #MechatronicEngineering #GraduateOpportunities https://lnkd.in/dTHhu2Dn

🔧Excited to share my recent internship experience in mechanical tools, where I honed skills in operating Lathe, Milling, and Drilling machines. Successfully completed challenging projects.Engineered precision components for cutting-edge projects, showcasing proficiency in mechanical tools. Apologies for the delay.🔧 #machinelearning #marineengineering #newbeginings

Celebrating World Engineering Day! Engineers come in my guises, but without them our daily lives would be very different. From the power tool in your hand to the bustling conveyor belts and automated production lines of manufacturing, every man-made marvel bears the imprint of an engineer's skill. Without the expertise and knowledge of our engineers, the sleek lines of an electric car and the simple click of a phone would remain mere figments of our imagination. The skills of engineers have evolved the world we live in and impacts us every day. However, many don't realise their achievements and what they continue to do, especially in engineering a better and more sustainable future for us. It is important we celebrate and acknowledge the importance of engineers and the amazing things they do. We need to showcase the range of opportunities to the next generation, to ensure we have the skills for the future. Delta Rock are proud of the team of electrical and automation engineers that make up our talented team that power the many manufacturing industries we support. We champion the celebration of World Engineering Day. Read more here: https://ow.ly/NqnN50QIPnw Nurturing the next generation of engineers through apprenticeships: https://ow.ly/7nBq50QIPnx World Engineering Day video content: https://lnkd.in/gWdg8-fc #WorldEngineeringDay #Engineering #ElectricalEngineering #Automation

🎓 End of Academic Year Update 🎉 As we wrap up another academic year, the Mechanical Engineering Department at TU Dublin would like to share some of our achievements and express our gratitude to everyone involved. Highlights of the Year: - Student Achievements: Our students have demonstrated outstanding dedication and academic excellence. Several students have been recognized with prestigious scholarships and awards for their contributions and hard work. - Innovative Projects: This year, our students have undertaken a variety of innovative projects, showcasing their skills in areas such as sustainable energy solutions, computational fluid dynamics, and mechanical design. - Industry Collaborations: Through our partnerships with industry leaders, we have provided valuable internship and mentorship opportunities, helping students gain practical experience and insights into their future careers. - Faculty Excellence: Our faculty members continue to excel in research and teaching, ensuring that we maintain high standards of education and support for our students. - Community and Events: We have successfully conducted virtual and in-person seminars, workshops, and events, fostering a strong sense of community and collaboration within our department. We extend our sincere thanks to our students for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. Your efforts have been truly remarkable! We wish all our students a restful and enjoyable summer break. Take this time to recharge and come back refreshed for another year of learning and growth. Stay Connected! Follow our page for updates on news, events, and opportunities. #MechanicalEngineering #EndOfYear #StudentSuccess #Innovation #TUDublin #EngineeringExcellence #FutureEngineers

Preparing for a career in engineering! Abdullah Maqba, a Grade 9 student at The Academic City School, seeks advice on pursuing mechanical or civil engineering. Vasudevan from Vaastu Design highlights how engaging in hands-on projects and internships can deepen understanding and provide real-world insights. 🏗️🔧 #EngineeringPreparation #LEAPProgram #TheAcademicCity #MechanicalEngineering #CivilEngineering #StudentGuidance #HandsOnLearning #FutureEngineers #CareerDevelopment #InsightfulLearning

Today is World Engineering day and marks the start of National Careers Week which runs 4- 9th March. Here at FutureSmart Careers, we will be putting the splotlight on various careers this week starting with Engineering. Our blog has all you need to know about the range of different types of engineering practice, as well as a comprehensive guide to degrees, apprenticeships and jobs. Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/epxejzvA #careersadvice, #worldengineeringday, #nationalcareersweek

📜 I’ve just received my completion certificate for this incredible internship, and I couldn’t be more excited! This past month has been a whirlwind of learning and hands-on experience, and I’m so grateful for the chance to dive into some really cool projects at National Institute of Ocean Technology. 🔬 Working with brilliant scientists and engineers, my teammates VISWA M and Infant Jevin S , and I got to explore the fascinating world of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) and Low-Temperature Thermal Desalination (LTTD) systems. We conducted detailed mechanical analyses on various materials and looked into their applications in these cutting-edge systems. 💡 Here are some highlights from what we worked on: ->Examined the mechanical properties of flash chambers made from different materials (Structural steel, Aluminum Alloy, Grey cast iron) used in OTEC and LTTD systems with ANSYS. ->Did comparative studies and recommended titanium as the best material for flash chambers. ->Evaluated how structural steel, aluminum alloy, and grey cast iron perform under different load conditions using advanced simulations. ->Investigated the potential of OTEC and LTTD systems for sustainable energy and freshwater production. ->Analyzed the crucial role of winch systems in deploying and maintaining oceanographic equipment, improving operational efficiency and safety. I want to give a huge shoutout to Dr. N. R. Ramesh, Dr. V. Samson Packiaraj, Mr. Karthikeyan Avudaiyappan, and the entire NIOT team for their incredible support and mentorship. Their insights and guidance made this experience truly memorable. 🙏 Also, a big thanks to SKCT Mechanical and Dr.prathap paulraj, the Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department at Sri Krishna College of Technology, for allowing me to complete my internship at National Institute of Ocean Technology.This internship has not only sharpened my technical skills but also expanded my network, connecting me with amazing people in marine technology and sustainable energy. I’m super excited to use what I’ve learned in future projects and continue exploring new advancements in this field. #InternshipAdventure #NIOT #OTEC #LTTD #MechanicalEngineering #SustainableEnergy #MarineTech #Innovation #LearningJourney

Completed the apprenticeship as a mechanical engineer. And gained experience in manufacturing as well as designing sections of the industry. #mechanical #engineering #design