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- Planning Ahead
- Posted 4 years ago
Why Study Engineering in Portugal
Portugal has become one of the most desirable places for engineers to work and study in the EU - a remarkable achievement, by all accounts. As recently as 2007, it was written off as the âsick man of Europeâ; its economy was sluggish and living standards were stagnating. Fast-forward a decade and how things have changed. As 2018 drew to a close, the ruling Socialist Party pledged to deliver the countryâs lowest deficit of just 0.2% and the tourism sector was back booming.
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- Study Advice Article
- Posted 5 years ago
Why You Should Study at Leiria Polytechnic
A quick glance around the picturesque university campuses and the reasons to study at the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria become startlingly obvious - there are that many. From the facilities and exemplary standard of teaching, to the climate, landscape and opportunity to surf, the list really is exhaustive.
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- Career Advice Article
- Posted 6 years ago
NewEngineer.com's Engineering Career Survey
Friends, engineers, countrymen, lend me your ears. I come to make a request of you - donât worry, its a short and relatively painless one. Here at NewEngineer, we are conducting research into the career paths of our beloved engineers.
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- Blog Post
- Posted 6 years ago
NewEngineer's Grant Contest - The Winner Announced!
âIf you were given all the resources and materials that you would need, which invention would you create that would revolutionize the world?â An interesting question no? Certainly, it is one that gets the mind of an engineer really whirring. For this reason, we made the query the basis of the first edition of NewEngineerâs grant contest, a competition that sought to find the most creative, ambitious, but importantly also plausible, response. The prize for our victor? A cool âŹ500 grant to cover the costs of attending an engineering event or course, anywhere - generous we know!
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- Study Paths
- Posted 4 years ago
Why Study Energy Engineering in Germany
Although its branding as âThe World's First Major Renewable Energy Economyâ may be slightly generous, Germany is, without question, one of Europeâs leading forces in the ârenewable revolutionâ. Throughout its time in office, the CDU has maintained an ambitious green agenda, and Merkel's long-standing international engagement in cutting emissions has earned her the nickname the âClimate Chancellorâ.