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How can engineers successfully transition into leadership roles?
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The path that engineers take to reach leadership roles is a process in and of itself: it takes time to develop the knowledge, skills and experience needed to effectively and confidently head up interdisciplinary teams to have a far-reaching impact…
Engineering leaders, business strategists
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Engineering leaders, business strategists Many engineering professionals arrive at a point in their careers when a graduate degree is the next logical step. The question then becomes: which degree is the right one? This can be a difficult question…
Reinvent yourself
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For many high-achieving professionals, there comes a point where they wonder if it's time for something new – a time to move beyond the boxes they've used to define themselves throughout their educational and professional life. A master’s…
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on urban planning
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By Jordi Honey-Rosés, former Associate Professor in the School of Community and Regional Planning, Director of the Water Planning Lab and former instructor in the MEL in Urban Systems The COVID-19 global pandemic has brought renewed attention to…
Gain more than a degree
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The value of a professional master's degree is about much more than the credential and the letters after your name.
Guest Speaker Series: Sanjeet Sanghera on Getting to Net Zero
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Students in the Master of Engineering Leadership (MEL) met virtually with a leading expert on the major trends shaping the pathway to net zero, including the economics of renewable energy, decentralization of the power system and the need for…
Find your courage
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When we think of courage, we often think of extreme situations, such as bravery in the face of physical danger. Yet courage is a trait that appears in everyday situations, and one that is essential in leadership. Being a leader requires courage. It…
An interdisciplinary approach for city planning
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In July 2022, we spoke to Amy Kim (Associate Professor in Civil Engineering) and Martino Tran (Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in the School of Community and Regional Planning) who, at the time were named co-directors of the Master of…
Become a leader in your field
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The UBC Master of Engineering Leadership (MEL) and Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP) create leaders.
Grow your network to create opportunities
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One of your most important assets is your network. The individuals you have professional connections with both within and outside your industry can lead you to new career opportunities, offer insightful perspectives, and support you in your own…