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How Engineers Can Help in the Fight Against Malaria
14 April 2021

World Malaria Day takes place on the 25th of April. As we look towards the future, engineers will continue to be at the forefront when it comes to finding unique ways of malaria prevention.

Continue reading How Engineers Can Help in the Fight Against Malaria at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
Meet EIT Student Ambassador: Aaron Brook
08 April 2021

This year two student ambassadors were selected to represent the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), Aaron Brook and Douglas Mugweni.

In this profile piece, we are proud to introduce Aaron Brook, who is currently studying EIT’s 52708WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation. An accomplished Instrument Reliability Specialist, Aaron has spent several years combining his career with continued education.

With previous post-trade qualifications earned in a range of fields including leadership and management, project management, work health and safety, hazardous area installation, maintenance and inspection and audio engineering, EIT is just the latest addition to Aaron’s learning ventures.

Continue reading Meet EIT Student Ambassador: Aaron Brook at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
EIT Celebrates Two Decades of Group Training
23 March 2021

No one knows the value of training better than EIT’s International Engineering Education Manager, Kevin Baker. This year, he celebrates his 21st anniversary in charge of the institute’s group training department, a stewardship that has seen the company run courses for everyone from; Coca-Cola to NASA, the major oil and gas players through to the United Nations.

While EIT prides itself on providing in-person training for any class anywhere in the world, for the past 13-years, there has been a steady migration to the relatively new territory of remote (virtual) teaching.

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Making Smart Grids Smarter with Machine Learning
15 March 2021

As energy demand continues to increase in parallel with the growth of the world population, our energy systems need to evolve to be more flexible, sustainable, and distributed.

It was only a month ago that extreme weather events highlighted the fragility of the Texas electrical grid. As Texans’ demand for electricity soared, utility operators revealed just how poorly prepared they were for the cold weather.

The Texas electricity grid failed in spectacular fashion, and there are chances it will happen again.

Continue reading Making Smart Grids Smarter with Machine Learning at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
How Successful Engineers Stand Out from the Crowd
15 March 2021

When you decide to enrol in a program and start studying you are investing time and money into your future goals. While engineers are currently in high-demand, professional selection criteria is becoming increasingly competitive. Hard work and good grades are no longer enough to set yourself apart in the industry. As one of Dyson’s successful engineers commented ‘It’s not always the most intelligent student that makes the best engineer’.

This month we came up with a few points that will help you stand out from the crowd:

1- Create a competitive CV

As an engineer, your résumé becomes a marketing tool that will emphasize your assets.

Continue reading How Successful Engineers Stand Out from the Crowd at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
How IoT Applications are Changing the Future of Manufacturing
11 March 2021

The Internet of Things (IoT) is enabling manufacturers to improve efficiencies, reduce waste and increase profits.

Continue reading How IoT Applications are Changing the Future of Manufacturing at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
Felix’s Experience: Transition from Online to On-Campus Study
09 March 2021

Originally from Nigeria, Felix Okoh is a current on-campus Master of Engineering (Industrial Automation) student who began his EIT learning journey online. He is now based in Perth in Western Australia and this month we had the pleasure of hearing about his experience from starting his studies online before transferring to on-campus.

Why did you select EIT as your education provider?

Before joining I did extensive research on different institutes.

Continue reading Felix’s Experience: Transition from Online to On-Campus Study at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
Practical Positives of the Engineering Internship
05 March 2021

EIT’s courses are specifically designed to balance academic excellence and preparing our students for the competitive engineering jobs market. One critical aspect of preparing for a career in the sector is the practical skills earned in undertaking an internship.

This month we sat down to map out the top five reasons for doing an engineering internship… 

1. There’s only so much you can learn in the classroom 

No matter how much time you spend in lectures and workshops, there’s no substitute for putting what you’ve learned into practice.

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Texas Blackouts: How a Cold Snap Left the State in Darkness
22 February 2021

The Texas blackouts left millions without power as freezing weather pummeled the state. The blackout is among the largest in US history.

Continue reading Texas Blackouts: How a Cold Snap Left the State in Darkness at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
EIT Student Ambassadors 2021 Announcement
12 February 2021

The Engineering Institute of Technology is proud to announce Douglas Mugweni and Aaron Brook as EIT Student Ambassadors for 2021.

Every year, the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) selects an applicant to fill the role of Student Ambassador. For 2021, however, the number of applications received was greater than ever before, and the standard tremendously high – too high, in fact, to choose only one candidate. As a result, the committee has elected to create two positions for the coming year.

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Boston Dynamics' Robots Ruling The Dance Floor
12 February 2021

We live in a world where, more and more, automation can be employed to take on the jobs that are just too dangerous for humans to handle. Tasks that would require mere mortals to risk life and limb are all in a day's work for modern robots.

And now they can dance better than us too.

US company Boston Dynamic has released a video clip proving robots can now bust moves that would see most of us bust ankles...and we defy you not to love it.

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Future of Work Program
11 February 2021

Together, BHP and the Department of Education, Skills and Employment have formed the Future of Work Program to promote educational pathways in regional areas and help support Australia’s road to economic recovery.

BHP is investing up to $30 million to create 1,000 skills development opportunities through advanced apprenticeships and short courses, designed for students to help prepare regional workforces for the future and support local efforts to overcome economic challenges brought about by COVID-19.

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A Concise History of the Internship
11 February 2021

Here’s the thing: when an employer is deciding whether or not to hire you, they’re looking at a lot more than how well you know your stuff. More and more companies are paying attention to the gap between the knowledge you get from your degree and the skills you actually need to succeed in the workplace; in the last ten years alone, research has shown “75 per cent of employers prefer job candidates with relevant work experience”.

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Three Inspirational Women in Science and Engineering
11 February 2021

Despite the still existing gender gap in society, more women are advancing in the engineering field, and the gap is slowly becoming smaller. To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11th, we would like to commemorate three of the most inspirational women scientists and engineers who have changed the world and paved the way for other women to follow.

Florence Violet McKenzie (1890-1982)

Florence Violet McKenzie had an incredible career as an electrical engineer, that was mainly characterized by her contribution to encouraging women to become engineers.

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Remembering Robert Snaith
07 February 2021

Rob Snaith’s career began shortly after graduating with a Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. Moving into fluid system applications engineering, he began what would become more than 30 years of work in the field, quickly establishing himself as an expert.

A position with a major international manufacturer of fluid sealing and transport equipment offered the opportunity to diversify into management, while in recent years Rob’s focus was as a private consultant. His breadth of knowledge and experience made him a go-to figure for designing and troubleshooting complex fluid transport systems and equipment.

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Get smart about smart cities
05 February 2021

By the year 2050, up to 70% of the world’s population is expected to live in cities. Accounting for expected population growth, that means another 2.5 billion people will reside in urban settings.

To effectively manage the three pillars of sustainability – environmental, social and economic – we must remain one step ahead of this rapid expansion, which, if unmanaged, could drain our urban environment’s resources. Governments and the wider population must be agile enough to quickly implement initiatives: engineers of all disciplines will play a key role, and smart-city technology will be essential to maintaining urban sustainability, making the places we call home more efficient.

Continue reading Get smart about smart cities at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
EIT secures Commonwealth Supported Places for eight online qualifications
14 January 2021

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian Government is subsidizing a range programs at EIT through Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) under the Job-Ready Graduates Package. This means you can now upskill your engineering career at a significantly reduced cost.

Continue reading EIT secures Commonwealth Supported Places for eight online qualifications at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
Will a robot take your job?
08 January 2021

For some, the future holds an exciting vision of technology, enhancing our everyday lives and jobs. For others, it’s a somewhat bleaker view of a dystopian future, where humans are controlled by mechanical over-lords and are unnecessary in keeping the wheels of industry turning!

Australia’s ABC network has created a thought-provoking online tool that claims to quantify the possibility of careers being taken over by robots in years to come.

Spoiler alert!

Continue reading Will a robot take your job? at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
Engineering a better year ahead
07 January 2021

January is a time that we reflect on the past and plan ahead for the coming year. As we recover from the festivities of the holiday season, many of us resolve to break a few bad habits and become healthier, more organised and prepared for the challenges of the year ahead.

Few of us are completely content with how the last year played out (especially when that year happens to be 2020)! Therefore, inspired by the words of famous educators and professionals, we created a list of New Year’s resolutions, specifically designed for engineers, to help make 2021 the best year it can be.

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Engineering: A lifelong learning journey
06 January 2021

A career in engineering requires continual professional development to remain relevant and effective in today’s rapidly changing global society. There are currently more than 15 million engineers across various disciplines worldwide and this number is expected to grow. In this article, we will discuss the importance of having a curious mind and how we cannot underestimate the power of lifelong learning in today’s fast-changing environment.

The importance of engineering in society

The world we live in today would be inconceivable without the hard work of engineers and as discussed in our latest article, more innovative thinking is required than ever before.

Continue reading Engineering: A lifelong learning journey at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.

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