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cre: Mechanical engineering subjects you must know about! Mechanical engineering is one of the most sought-after niches in the engineering field. But contrary to popular belief, it’s not just for those who are good at math and physics. So read on to know more about mechanical engineering subjects and find out if you can also take this course! Did you know? There are approximately 2,26,000 mechanical engineers employed worldwide, and this number is only expected to grow! Indeed, this field is one of the oldest and largest branches of engineering. But what does it mean to be a mechanical engineer? Roles and Responsibilities of a Mechanical Engineer Mechanical engineers are primarily concerned with- How to use scientific principles and engineering techniques to design machines. The manufacture and marketing of these machines. They are often instructed to analyze their work using the principles of force, energy and motion. This ensures that the product they create is safe, effec

cre: Choosing CEA Madrid When I was first considering going abroad, several programs offered places I wanted to go. I had a hard time specifying which city I wanted to study in, only because there are so many amazing places in the world to go to. How does someone choose just one? But I came to the conclusion that my goals for going abroad (to improve my Spanish language) could largely be achieved by studying and living in Spain. I also loved the idea of ​​being able to travel around Europe, because there are so many places to go and so many beautiful things to see. CEA offered everything I wanted in my study abroad program in Madrid: ways to connect with others, to travel, and to help me with the small details that can really stress a student out. foreigner. CEA made going abroad less stressful than expected and that was the biggest blessing. The small things Fall semesters abroad mean parties The months and days leading up to my departure for Spain, I was extremely

cre: General knowledge quiz | Insider tips to crack these questions Are you a general culture enthusiast who likes to stay up to date with the latest news? If so, this blog’s general knowledge quiz is for you. Plus, we have great tips to improve your general knowledge. Keep reading! General knowledge is a broad subject that includes different areas such as arts, politics, sports, discovery, medicine, history, etc. It may or may not belong to the academics, but every student should be aware and find various sources to acquire general knowledge. awareness. You can do this by trying a general knowledge quiz, as it might boost your topical game. If you are wondering how to solve general knowledge quiz questions, read on. We are going to tell you all about being a pro in this field. Benefits of having general knowledge Having general knowledge can help you in various aspects of life! There is no denying that staying informed about things will help you in many ways throughout your

cre: Reflecting on two weeks abroad From the start of my travels, I knew this was a period of my life that I was going to learn. I’m not entirely sure I realized how much I would learn – until I sat down after a week in Ireland and thought. Similar to how you attend class and study for an exam in school, I find that as the days pass you easily forget the little things until you review them. Every day I sit down and write down what I did, what I saw, and what I felt – almost like taking notes from a personal conference. I’ve been in Ireland for just over two weeks and it’s scary how incredibly easy it is to forget an experience. I don’t want this time to be as momentary as a stamp in my passport or as distant as a photograph. I want to memorize these moments so that they are not just a chapter of my life that ends and reopens for me to say “look what I did”. Rather, I mean “look who I am”. Classes haven’t started yet but my studies abroad have definitely started. Here is a preview o

cre: When I Look Back When I think back to York, I think back to all the adventures I’ve had, the places I’ve been lucky enough to see, and the people who will stay with me for the rest of my life, but as I write this reflection, I felt like I was leaving much of my trip behind. I wrote about my travels, about my experiences, about my friends, but never about one of the best things that happened to me in York. I fell in love with someone. Fell hard, pure and simple. We met randomly on a bus. I was coming back from a party. He was getting pizza (good start I know). The two of us just started chatting like no one else was on that bus. It was the fastest bus ride ever because before I knew it we were walking separate paths. That was it. I didn’t see him again for another six weeks and honestly forgot about the entire encounter that even happened until I finally saw him again. He was sitting at a table full of people when I walked down the stairs adjacent to his table. He had his back

cre: B.Sc Geology | Everything you need to know about this course! Earth is an incredible planet made up of complex structural elements. Have you ever wondered what these structures are? Learn all about what makes up our Earth by earning a B.Sc. Geology degree! With the significant potential of the field of geology, job opportunities for geoscientists are expected to increase by 7% from 2020 to 2030. Up to 3100 openings are predicted for geologists each year. One of the best qualifications to equip aspirants with relevant knowledge and skills for this field is B.Sc. Geology. This program helps students lay the foundation for a career in geology! Completing this course provides students with significant opportunities such as becoming a geoscientist, trainer of executive geologists, and project assistant in geology. So, let’s learn all about the B.Sc. Geology program and how you can pursue the course! But first, what is Geology? A dynamic field with incredible national and inter

cre: Adulting Abroad: the hard truth about what to expect when studying or interning abroad Nobody really wants to grow up. We want the advantages and independence that come with adulthood, but none of the disadvantages. Studying abroad is much the same. We all want to see the Eiffel Tower, swim in the Mediterranean, carefree eat pizza and ice cream in Italy, hike the Great Wall of China and hike the Andes without worrying about logistics, funding and security. risk management. But, like in life, studying abroad requires us to put on our big girl/boy panties and grow a little taller. I find that as study abroad becomes more accessible and more students go abroad each year, fewer and fewer students leave their countries with the hope of moving on. time in a foreign country. What students need to know boils down to a few points: you can’t know everything before you go, be prepared to adapt, use good judgment, and develop your problem-solving skills. Photo by Tim Graf Learn

cre: Message writing format, examples and samples | Bonus tips inside! The correct message writing format includes date, time, recipient name, message, and sender name. But there is a little more than that. This blog tells you everything you need to write the perfect post – post writing format, some examples and insider tips and tricks! A message is a quick piece of information you write for someone when you can’t reach them directly. This message can be written or delivered verbally, and transmitted by a number of methods, including phone calls, text messages and emails. But this does not mean that the message writing format is different for each channel. The English for School Children program provides a generic form of message writing. Students should know how to format basic entries in a well-written format. It’s important to follow a consistent format when delivering messages, as this is an essential aspect of communication and you risk losing your reader’s attention (and your

cre: Checklist When I was at home in London, I tried to do as many of my favorite things as possible. I explored different parts of the city, revisited the National Gallery, ate at my favorite restaurants, wandered the shopping streets and spent a lot of time in my comfortable bed. On my last day, while strolling down Oxford Street looking for last minute items to take to Cape Town, my dad and I were trapped by a very sudden downpour of rain. The rain subsided for a few minutes, until again passers-by were forced under awnings, huddled together with their full shopping bags to avoid getting drenched. And then the rain turned to drizzle, the typical cloudy London sky clearing until the sun rose, reflecting its light on the newly lacquered streets. It seemed that the capricious weather conditions in London mimicked my emotions as I prepared for my six-week trip to South Africa. But despite my mood swings from anxiety to denial to anticipation to excitement, I’m ready for a summer tha

cre: Survival Tips for Studying Abroad in Germany While studying abroad in Berlin, you will encounter both the efficiency and the quirks of a new society and culture. No matter how much you have read and prepared before you leave, there will always be a learning curve when adjusting to life in another country, but I hope the following tips will help you avoid some uncomfortable situations when of your everyday life in Germany. Language Don’t rely on English. You may be just a beginner, but using your German skills will take you far. The people you interact with will appreciate it and you will be treated differently than if you spoke English, even if you make mistakes. The Germans will correct your German. Don’t be embarrassed, that’s how it is. German is a very precise language, which leaves a non-native speaker open to error. My German has been corrected many times by people I didn’t know, and it’s important not to let embarrassment get in the way of my learning. With a little ex

cre: Cachai?: Artistas Callejeros Hi friends! Here’s your boy Anthony Perez with another quick review of how Santiago, Chile treats me. Well, today I wanted to inform any prospective Drexel University study abroad students interested in going to Chile or just anyone who has spare time to read this article, of something very common that you you will see throughout Chile: street artists (or callejeros artists). It’s no joke when I say street performers are everywhere! You would normally think these street performers would head to busier areas such as the Plaza de Armas (where the featured image was taken); however, no matter the time, I always spot street performers in the neighborhood where I live. Granted, the student residence I’m staying in is located right next to Parque Bustamante (which is quite crowded at all times), but I also see artists far from the area. The effort to attract attention in order to receive Chilean pesos or monedas (coins) is quite amazing. The most common p

cre: Walking in Royal Footsteps “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life” – Samuel Johnson I’ve only been here almost 2 weeks and already feel like I’ve been here much longer. After adjusting and settling into my new home in Kensington, I had some time to explore the borough. One of the orientation activities planned by the FIE included a guided tour of London by sleeper bus. This is where I was able to identify specific places I want to visit and must-try places to eat. We also toured the Palace of Westminster, where the Houses of Parliament are located. It was so interesting to see where the laws were made and to think about the history of those places, but it was even more exciting to see the rooms that many of my favorite shows have recreated. Attached to the Palace of Westminster is the Big Ben. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to me, the Big Ben is currently under construction. As you can see below only one side of the clock can be seen and the rest is covered in such be

cre: Co-Curricular activities| Importance of these activities in a student’s life! The importance of extracurricular activities for the holistic development of students is well recognized. These activities help students develop a variety of skills and nourish themselves beyond academics. Read on to find out why these activities are crucial for students. Research conducted to access the impact of extracurricular activities on a student’s well-being has shown promising results! As many as 65% of the students studied revealed that they experience anxiety and stress from academics. Of these, 41% of students admitted to having taken part in activities outside of studies to manage their stress. The benefits of extracurricular activities are numerous and supported by numerous studies. Many students opt for activities that best match their interests and passions. This can significantly reduce school stress and provide a safe and healthy opportunity for adjustment. Find out below the impor