Research innovation is the key to addressing some of the world’s most intractable global development challenges, from food insecurity and energy poverty, to safe housing and access to clean drinking water. Needless to say, conducting engineering research in this field is complicated; however, a growing number of engineering faculty at prominent universities have been successful at carving a research niche in this area. The 2020 CGEN Forum invites four of those faculty to share their experience on how to conduct engineering research to generate both social impact and valuable, publishable academic knowledge. They will talk about exactly what “global engineering” means to them, how to work effectively in a multidisciplinary engineering team working on a global development challenge, and what a successful global engineering project looks like. The event is free and everyone is welcome to attend.
P.Eng. Licence Seminar
Hear from Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) licensing staff about the various ways to meet the requirements and qualifications for a licence. You can attend in-person (location on the St. George...