The variety of skills acquired during an engineering education is nothing short of remarkably adaptable – opening doors to a broad spectrum of career opportunities. From technology and healthcare to infrastructure, environmental science and sustainability, there are other skills, such as problem-solving, innovation and adaptability, that empower aspiring engineers to contribute to their various fields.
Here at the University of Malta, which has incessantly strived to achieve excellence in the field of Engineering through various initiatives (UM’s first Robotics Club, EEE Programme joining list of UK-accredited degrees, Malta’s first electric car ready to compete, Annual Engineering Conference, Engineering Research & Innovation Labs inaugurated at Msida Campus, Celebrating the achievements of women in STEM), engineering students are equipped with practical skills, critical thinking and real-world experience to seamlessly transition into and excel in their respective profession.
As the culmination of their academic journey approaches, final year engineering students at the Faculty of Engineering within the University of Malta are imbued with a palpable sense of excitement and anticipation.
The week leading up to the Engineering Exhibition, which will serve as an opportunity for them to showcase their work to the general public on the 22 and 23 of June 2024, are a whirlwind of activity, filled with intense preparation and fine-tuning of projects.
This pivotal moment for them encapsulates the dedication and passion that have driven them throughout their studies, making the experience both challenging and profoundly rewarding. But while it is so for them, the Engineering Exhibition is an event you won’t want to miss, because it offers a unique window into the cutting-edge innovations and creative solutions developed.
Experience, through an interactive environment, the versatility of the Engineering Profession by being surrounded with the tangible work of this group of students.
Whether you're an industry professional, a friend or relative, or simply someone fascinated by engineering marvels, the exhibition promises to leave you inspired and informed about the future of engineering.
Projects will be exhibited in three different buildings, namely the recently-inaugurated Engineering Research & Innovation Labs (ERIL), the Faculty of Engineering Building as well as the Department of Metallurgy & Materials Engineering (DMME), all of which form part of the Msida Campus.
Tour the labs and engage with the students themselves, and as you walk through these labs, witness the tangible results of countless hours of dedication and curiosity.
Be part of their journey – one that inspires and informs, showcasing the future of engineering through the eyes of those who will shape it.
Visit the Final Year Project Engineering Exhibition between 22 and 23 June from 09:30 until 12:30. More information is available online.