There is a demand for qualified engineers. Many companies are actively recruiting students for high paying jobs in these fields. A student can find out a lot of information as well as meet with prospective employers without having to leave the college campus.
Many colleges and universities are looking for students that are willing to become engineering majors. This academic field does require a strong ability in math as well as logical thinking. There are many benefits to studying to become an engineer. The compensation for engineers is very nice and they often get jobs with a good benefit package. College recruiters are actively looking for engineers.
Job Fairs - Many college campuses hold job fairs. They have recruiters from major companies come to the campus to looking for students and potential employees. Engineering firms go to the colleges and actively look for student. They want to find students that are interested in this field and have them train to work as engineers. A person can find out information about the education needed to become an engineer. They can also find out exactly what an engineer does during their work day. A student can also find out the benefits of becoming an engineer. These jobs are in high demand and a student can make some contacts at the job fair to help them find employment.
On site Interviews - When a student has just about completed their engineering program and is about to graduate from college they may be able to get an on site interview at a job fair. They should go to the job fair with a copy of their resume and be prepared to answer interview questions. The company recruiter will review a person’s resume and ask them questions about their knowledge and experience in the engineering field. They may also ask why they want to work for this specific company and what skills they have that would make them a good candidate. There is no need to schedule an interview for a later date or go to the corporate office for the interview. One site interviews will help a candidate find employment.
Online Sources - The internet is a great place to find information on the field of engineering. A person can find out the education needed to work in this field as well as the different types of engineers and engineering program. They can learn a little but more about each type of engineer and even find a college that offers this program. The following websites are some of the best online resources to find information:
Sun, 27 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT Boston College will begin recruiting the first class for its highly anticipated Human-Centered Engineering program, a major that will integrate BC’s core liberal arts focus and a rigorous engineering ...
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Mon, 17 Aug 2020 01:10:00 GMT In that period, an estimated 300 jobs should open up. Environmental engineering technicians execute ... at technical colleges and community colleges.
Tue, 03 Jan 2017 11:06:00 GMT For more information and to apply for open positions, please visit CU Boulder Engineering Jobs. Our vision for the College of Engineering and Applied Science is to be a recognized world leader for ...
The Middle East and North Africa face growing uncertainty amid shifting global geopolitics, trade tensions, and weakening international cooperation. These global developments, combined with regional challenges such as conflicts and political instability, pose significant risks to economic stability. How can policymakers manage immediate threats while strengthening resilience against future shocks?
Join us for an engaging discussion with a distinguished panel of experts as we explore these critical issues, highlighted in the IMF’s forthcoming Regional Economic Outlook: Middle East and Central Asia. This event is held in partnership with the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Event details:
Date: Thursday 1 May 2025
Time: 11:15am – 12:15pm Dubai Time
Opening remarks:
Alya AlZarouni - Chief Operating Officer, DIFC Authority
Panellists:
Jihad Azour - Director, Middle East and Central Asia Department, IMF
Helima Croft - Head of Global Commodity Strategy & MENA Research, RBC Capital Markets
Ahmed Galal Ismail - CEO, Majid Al Futtaim Holding
Tarik Yousef - Director and Senior Fellow, Middle East Council on Global Affairs
Moderator:
Joumanna Bercetche - Anchor, Bloomberg Television
Published: 28th Apr 2025 07:54:29 By: IMF
IMF Video: New Economy Forum Workshop: AI and GovTech in Public Finance
Fiscal institutions in ministries of finance worldwide have been advancing the digital transformation of public finance, recognizing the potential of digital technologies to enhance their operations. Among these technologies, AI has sparked particular interest, with governments exploring its applications across various areas. Governments must grapple with both the potential of AI and the complexities of scaling its implementation effectively and responsibly.
At the same time, governments, especially in emerging and developing economies, face challenges that hinder progress in digitalizing fiscal operations, including outdated systems, limited interoperability, and difficulties to establish governance frameworks. This workshop comprises two panels to explore how governments are leveraging technologies and how the surge in AI interest has accelerated innovation and raised new expectations, including with AI use cases, setting up projects effectively, and approaching AI responsibly.
Global economic uncertainty has been on an upward trend over the past few decades, reflecting a confluence of factors, including growing geopolitical tensions, increasing political polarization, and the rising frequency of conflict, climate, and health-related shocks. Recent IMF research points to the large and adverse economic impacts of high uncertainty. Amid the recent surge in global uncertainty, what policy actions can help mitigate its impacts across economies in the Middle East and Central Asia? How can economic policymaking foster resilience?
Join us online for an engaging discussion with a distinguished panel of experts as we explore these critical issues.
Published: 26th Apr 2025 07:48:06 By: IMF
IMF Video: Press Briefing: Western Hemisphere Department, April 2025
From integrating next-generation technologies into curricula to addressing national perceptions of cultural issues, education is at a pivotal moment in ensuring that it adequately trains and teaches future generations.
In this town hall, leaders debate what success can look like for education globally.
This is the full audio from a session at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting on 22 January, 2025. Watch it here: https://www.weforum.org/meetings/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2025/sessions/debating-education/
Speakers:
Sian L. Beilock, President, Dartmouth
Michael Spence, President and Provost, University College London (UCL)
Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Raquel Bernal, President, Universidad de los Andes
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Published: 30th Apr 2025 12:09:39 By: World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum Video: ‘Wild-to-wild’ Jaguar Release & The Origin of Microfinance | WEF | Top Stories Week
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0:14 These horses help prevent wildfires —The region of Galicia has always been prone to wildfires. It’s also home to ‘las bestas’. Europe’s largest herd of wild horses. These animals are deeply embedded in the local culture. The bestas also play a crucial role in curbing Galicia’s wildfires.
2:31 How meditation can benefit workers — David Ko is the CEO of Calm, an app for meditation, sleep and stress management. It has been downloaded more than 175 million times worldwide. Meditation sounds like a big, weighty concept, Ko says but it doesn’t need to be.
6:21 Argentina's ‘wild-to-wild’ jaguar release — Mini is a 2-year-old jaguar born in the wild and the first ever to be ‘translocated’ or moved for conservation purposes. Mini was captured in late 2024 and she’s just been released in El Impenetrable National Park where rewilding experts hope to boost jaguar numbers and bridge the gap between scattered groups.
7:53 The origin of microfinance — In 1974 Muhammad Yunus was an economics lecturer at Chittagong University. Yunus set out to help those affected by poverty and famine. Today, the bank he founded provides micro-loans to 10.7 million people from more than 2,500 branches across Bangladesh.
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Published: 26th Apr 2025 12:00:23 By: World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum Video: Platon has photographed the most powerful people in the world, he tells us what makes a real leader
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Published: 23rd Apr 2025 12:11:16 By: World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum Video: ‘I’ll show you a real leader’ - Platon, the photographer of power, on finding humanity in all of us
Platon has made over 20 Time magazine covers with his portraits of people like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, George Clooney, Silvio Berlusconi, Mohammed Ali, Adele and Sinead O'Connor. But he has also photographed people who are the opposite of famous and powerful - and recently published a book called The Defenders: Heroes of the Global Fight for Human Rights - which contains work done over 15 years around the world telling the stories of refugees and other oppressed people. He tells us what makes a true leader, and how the meaning of a photograph can change over time, and depending on who is looking at it.
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Published: 21st Apr 2025 02:00:23 By: World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum Video: 3 Economic Trends of 2025 & AI Triggers Copyright Concerns | WEF | Top Stories Week
This week's top stories of the week include:
0:14 3 economic trends of 2025 – What’s really driving the world economy? While news moves fast, long-term economic trends take months, even years to emerge. To find out what major issues will shape the world’s economic future, we sat down with 5 Chief Economists.
9:29 How microplastics harm plant growth – Tiny pieces of plastic can reduce photosynthesis by up to 18%, says a new report. Reduced photosynthesis can hamper crops’ ability to grow and flourish and it could put 400 million more people at risk of starvation in the next 25 years, say the study’s authors, by reducing yields of staple crops and seafood.
11:06 Climate change may reduce wealth – A new study from scientists at the University of New South Wales, Australia established economic forecast models but factored in climate change data to predict the hit on global supply chains. Even a 2°C temperature rise would have a huge effect on the average person’s wealth. Knocking 16% off the average global GDP per person, much higher than previous forecasts which pegged the impact at just 1.4%.
12:39 AI triggers copyright concerns – GenAI models are evolving into sophisticated ‘style engines’. Copyright law protects expression, not ideas, it doesn’t extend to styles – whether ‘expressionism’, ‘dada’ or ‘disco’. This loophole allows for inspiration and artistic freedom. But when a style is as distinctive as Studio Ghibli’s, it gets more complicated, because replicating it could threaten their income and artistic legacy.
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Published: 17th Apr 2025 05:19:04 By: World Economic Forum
Reuters Video: Market Talk: US economy is in decline but not a recession | REUTERS
Mabrouk Chetouane from Natixis Investment Managers told Reuters that he doesn't believe the world's largest economy is heading for a recession but the figure will point to a slowdown.
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Published: 30th Apr 2025 11:43:21 By: Reuters
Reuters Video: VW says trade tensions to hit profits, Mercedes pulls guidance | REUTERS
Volkswagen said it expects profit margins this year towards the bottom end of its forecast, while Mercedes-Benz pulled its earnings guidance for 2025 amid uncertainty over the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs on car imports
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Samsung has dropped its earnings outlook for the coming months, saying US tariffs could cut demand for products like smartphones, and that it expected its key semiconductor business to face greater uncertainty
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Published: 30th Apr 2025 11:24:08 By: Reuters
Reuters Video: Zuckerberg, Nadella discuss AI's increasing role in their code | REUTERS
At LlamaCon 2025, Meta's first-ever AI developer conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft Chairman & CEO Satya Nadella discussed the future of AI development, emphasizing the increasing role of AI in software creation
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Published: 30th Apr 2025 09:30:08 By: Reuters
Reuters Video: Meta launches new AI assistant, tool for developers | REUTERS
Meta Platforms announced a new standalone AI assistant and an application programming interface in a bid to woo businesses to more easily build AI products using its Llama artificial-intelligence models
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Published: 30th Apr 2025 08:56:14 By: Reuters
Business Video: 'That sounds insane': Expert warns about empty shelves due to Trump's tariffs
Founder and CEO of Freight Waves, Craig Fuller, joins CNN’s Rahel Solomon to discuss the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on US supply chains. #CNN #News
Published: 30th Apr 2025 12:29:32 By: CNN
Business Video: Erin Burnett on Trump trying to hide tariff price hikes
President Donald Trump signed an executive order and a proclamation on Tuesday to ease auto tariffs, the latest abrupt shift in a rapidly changing tariff policy that has left businesses scrambling to keep up. The 25% tariff on imported cars will continue, and a new 25% tariff on auto parts will go into effect this weekend, as previously announced. But there’s some new fine print. #CNN #News
Published: 29th Apr 2025 10:45:06 By: CNN
Business Video: Kevin Hassett: Suppliers bear the tariff, not US consumer
CNN's Kasie Hunt and White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett discuss auto tariffs, the ongoing trade war and Amazon's tariff charge.. #CNN #News
Published: 29th Apr 2025 09:49:34 By: CNN
Business Video: Trump complained to Bezos about Amazon tariff charge
The White House took aggressive aim at Amazon, with President Donald Trump putting in a call to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Tuesday morning, after the company considered displaying the added cost of tariffs on certain items. Trump called Bezos to complain about reports that Amazon was considering displaying the cost of US tariffs next to prices for certain products on the company’s website, two senior White House officials told CNN. #CNN #News
