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Student News is a monthly newsletter for Student members of Engineers Australia. It contains news on university activities, scholarships, graduate salaries, job opportunities and Engineers Australia services.

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Student News

February 2010

Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Finding work experience
    – Why students choose engineering
    – Singapore recognises more Australian degrees
    – Student project powers Vanuatu community
    – Newcastle student wins wind power competition
    – Asian studies for engineering students
    – Learning from archaeology
    – More students choose engineering
    – Call for most inspiring young engineers
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    November 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Successfully negotiating a graduate job interview
    – Make It So survey
    – Students fare well in international solar race
    – Future job vacancies
    – Projects for Queensland students
    – Rod McGee winner
    – Flying in search and rescue competition
    – Final year winning projects
    – Scholarship for further gas studies
    – Power bursaries
    – Woman in engineering awarded
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    October 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Skills shortage still looming
    – Reactive car competition
    – Students behind the wheel
    – Campus' alternate reality
    – A place in the space program
    – Adventure time for future graduates
    – Students to study petroleum
    – Internships in France
    – Mining your vacation
    – Crunching the student numbers
    – Agreement for nuclear research
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    September 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Group leadership – an emergent process
    – Pathways to working with developing communities
    – A joint venture for future engineers
    – Learning through robotics competition
    – Doctoral fellowships for women
    – PhD program and scholarships
    – Railways on YouTube
    – New lab and research facility for Tasmania
    – International cooperation between universities
    – Civil engineering students benefit from donation
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    August 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Sociability helps academic performance
    – Rewarding experience in Paris
    – Queenslander recognised
    – Prizes for innovative businesses
    – Lecturers in engineering awarded
    – Icons of engineering
    – Asset management awards
    – Write about transport to win
    – Civil award open for nominations
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    July 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – Flying green wins
    – Competing micro-aerial vehicles
    – Worner Scholarship
    – Australian Engineering Week
    – Information Communications Technology Week
    – Short course in tunnel design and construction
    – Tomography in minerals and chemical engineering industry
    – Military systems course online
    – Innovation and entrepreneurship
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    June 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – University of Queensland students in Airbus competition
    – To qualify for student income support
    – New knowledge engine to answer your questions
    – UNSW and Mitsubishi sign agreement
    – Student awards for railway engineering
    – Water awards
    – University of Technology Sydney Reasearch Showcase
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    May 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Many students consider dropping out, studies show
    – Engineers find work in many industries
    – Budget promises for students and universities
    – Agreement allows study in France
    – Awards for railway engineering now open
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    April 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Students gain access to satellite
    – Student helps upgrade chemical engineering lab
    – Call for more industry-university interaction
    – Scholarship for earthquake engineering
    – Conference for engineering students in France
    – Competition to solve problems in cities
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    March 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Uncertain times for students and graduates
    – Government to reform higher education
    – University partnership with Engineers Without Borders
    – South Australian students win medals
    – Prizes for first-years
    – Junior engineers enjoy high salaries
    – Young engineers award for tunnelling
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    February 2009

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Volunteer for Engineers Australia’s boards
    – Report sets out ways to improve engineering courses
    – Government fund identifies best teaching
    – Helping disabled people
    – Engineers receive scholarships to study overseas
    – Student receives award for project management
    – Scholarship to study in the UK
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    November 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Getting a job in tough times
    – MPs call for research scholarships
    – Good Results for Engineering Graduates
    – Student wins award for explosive idea
    – PhD student wins innovation prize
    – Engineering student off to Oxford
    – Students design bamboo structure
    – Students wanted for sustainability conference
    – Company funds centre for first-year students
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    October 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Students help remote indigenous community
    – Air-powered car design scoops competition
    – Winners of the Weir Warman Competition
    – University of Adelaide takes the prize again
    – Students win power industry scholarships
    – Work experience overseas
    – Engineers Without Borders research projects
    – Students wanted for sustainability conference
    – International design competition announced
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    September 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Saving the planet from asteroids
    – Female engineering students receive awards
    – Online journal to publish student projects
    – Good prospects for postgraduates
    – Improving engineering courses
    – Statement to make degrees more widely recognised
    – Universities depend on casual lecturers and tutors
    – Government spends less on tertiary education than most developed countries
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    August 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Engineering students go for gold
    – Good job prospects for graduates
    – Indigenous engineering student numbers on the rise
    – Groups urge drastic changes for universities
    – Mining school move cancelled
    – Win a trip to a tunnelling conference in Budapest
    – New course in engineering leadership
    – Students represent Australia at sustainability course
    – Student calculates carbon footprint
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    July 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – South Australian universities join forces
    – Search for ideas to improve first-year engineering
    – First-year students receive scholarships
    – Thesis wins two prizes
    – Students to design modern equivalent of Ford Model T
    – Research students need more funding
    – Help developing countries and win
    – Medal up for grabs for civil students
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities

  • Student News

    June 2008

    Included in this issue:

  • News
    – From the Chair
    – Views of an electrical engineering student
    – Win $20,000 for an essay
    – Statistics show engineering is a high-paying career
    – Western Australians win international car competition
    – Microelectronics prize for camera
    – Collecting water for developing countries
    – Uni fees may need reforming
    – Register for YEA National Summit
  • Campus Coordinators
  • Division Newsletters
  • YEA Activities