Engineering for International Development MSc Webinar, 27/3/20
Join programme director Dr Ilan Adler and current student Joris in this webinar, to discuss Engineering for International Development MSc (EfID) at UCL. Recognising the international need for professionals who can provide sustainable and resilient infrastructure to help alleviate poverty in low- to middle-income countries, EfID MSc aims to create future engineers who can work in a global context, with the skills and understanding to address the challenges of poverty worldwide. UCL is ranked 8th in the QS World University Rankings 2020.

Find out more about Engineering for International Development MSc, with programme director Dr Ilan Adler and current student Joris, in this hour-long webinar. After a short presentation about the programme, you will get the chance to ask about entry requirements, the application process, module content, research and career possibilities and more. Join us at 5pm London time on Friday 27 March 2020. Register via the link above and log in to the webinar on the day from your phone, laptop or tablet; just remember to have your questions ready!
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Principal Teaching Fellow and Engineering for International Development MSc programme director
UCL
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Joris Simaitis
Engineering for International Development MSc student
UCL
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Cost
Free
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