• Question: why do you want to be an engineer

    Asked by 777artc28 to Andrew, Lizzie, Nick, Sonia on 13 Jun 2015. This question was also asked by dsa2545, 661artc46, Nishaaa, Kathryn C, 578artc36, Maddy, M@tthew, Team Butter, rubber duck, 814artc222.
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      anon answered on 13 Jun 2015:

      I started life as a physicist, however I found the engineering part of the work more interesting. Attaching medical equipment, designing and construsting circutry to measure phsyiological changes – safely. Enventually got my Chartered Engineer, at the registered through the IEE (Instute of Electrical Engineers).

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      Elizabeth Kapasa answered on 17 Jun 2015:

      I always wanted to find out what was beneath the surface of things that made them work. I love the challenge of solving problems and making things. But I also love people and I wanted to help people get better. So I decided to look through different courses and eventually came to bioengineering which is a mixture of engineering and medicine that I thought was perfect for me. I think you should always go with what you love doing.

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      Andrew Phillips answered on 19 Jun 2015:

      Engineering is the only thing that allows me develop my understanding and design and create new things! I can’t think of any other profession that allows you to do that. Engineering is amazing!

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