If you are interested in computers, technology, or engineering, then take a look at these four degree opportunities.
4 Hot Degrees with Incredible Job Placement Potential
Tag: engineering
Interested in Science and Technology? Five Degrees You Should Consider
Read about five degrees that science and technology fanatics love.
Can’t Decide On A Career? Six of the Fastest Growing Fields to Consider
IT, engineering, business, languages, construction, and healthcare are all rapidly growing fields.
4 Smart Degree Options for the Indecisive Teenager
If you’re indecisive about what academic discipline you want to pursue, consider one of these four smart STEM degrees.
3 STEM Activities for Summer Fun and Learning
Here are some free open-source STEM lessons from Hofstra University that integrate inquiry, math, and engineering design.
Math and Science: Four Girls Who are Turning the Tides in Education
Supporting women STEM students and researchers will help diversify the science and math community, as well as bring a unique viewpoint to innovations.
Be An Engineer
Engineers are critical to our world and to the way in which it works.
LEGO Bricks in Education: An Overview
LEGO bricks are great for learning STEM subjects… and much more!
STEM Gifts for Teens
A great selection of STEM gift ideas for older kids and teens!
Five Things Every Engineering Student Needs And Why
By Madyson Ready to blaze a trail to a whole new world? Engineering students are the future, and yet many freshmen and even experienced STEM majors fail to realize that the right equipment can be the difference between a pass or a fail. Here are a five critical tools you should have in your bag […]
Made in Heaven, by Ray Comfort & Jeffrey Seto
The simplicity yet intricacy of God’s brilliant handiwork – from atoms to snowflakes to insects to plants to humans – has long astounded and inspired engineers. Biomimicry, also known as biomimetics, is the science that seeks to understand and imitate these proven mechanics of design from the natural world in order to solve mankind’s problems. […]