Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Environmental)/Master of Engineering
Who or what made you choose to study this?
I grew up in a rural area, and developed a love for the environment. I also loved maths in high school, so it felt like the perfect combination.
How did you find out about UQ?
I have family who attended UQ and had an amazing experience, the university was recommended to me.
What kinds of things did you want to know when you were choosing what university to go to?
I wanted to know what the student experience was like beyond academics. Universities that invested in student clubs and events really stood out to me.
Why did you choose to study at UQ?
UQ was recommended to me as an amazing university both for its standard of teaching, but also because of its student investment. The vertical master's degree offered was also an amazing opportunity.
What are your favourite facilities and resources available to you at UQ?
I love the UQ central library. It’s a great place to study, get something to eat, or take a break between classes. My favourite resource at the university is ed discussion board, it’s extremely useful to learn from others in your class.
What’s been your favourite course so far and why?
ENGG1700, I loved the course content, and the amazing course tutors made all the difference.
Highlights of your past year at UQ
Catching up with friends at Merlo Coffee has consistently been one of my favourite study breaks.
What do you hope to do when you graduate?
I hope to enter into the workforce as an environmental and water engineer.
Are you a member of any student societies / participate in extra curricular activities? Tell us a bit about it.
I attend the UQ Social Running Club when I can, it is a great place to meet people across different degrees.
