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How biases shape our lives, or Are we truly rational?

7th March 201723rd May 2018
Aaron Leong
Engineering and project work, General

Imagine that one day, you decided to be slightly adventurous and decided to spontaneously dine at a new restaurant. While you were reading the menu, the restaurant’s two chefs somehow decided to introduce themselves to you. One of them is

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An Introspective Look at This Year’s Group Design Project (GDP)

5th March 2017
Hemanth Guddanda
Engineering and project work, Southampton experience

In my previous post about the GDP, I had attributed its challenging nature to its enormous academic value and its vast scope. I had also briefly mentioned how there is never any fun in a venture like the GDP if

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Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.

23rd February 2017
Daniel Gan
Engineering and project work, Southampton experience

Choosing modules for the next semester is never that simple. You have to consider which has the most long term benefits, and weigh it against your personal interest in the subject. To add to that, you have to select your entire

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Ah, do we know?

10th February 201720th February 2017
Tan Keat Jin
Engineering and project work, Malaysia experience

The Semester 1 assignment for the System Design and Computing module is the Odometry Exercise. All Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics & Aerospace students are required to design and build a simple mobile robot that can move along a predetermined route

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Fantastic Modules and How to Choose ‘em

31st January 201731st January 2017
Hemanth Guddanda
Engineering and project work, General, Southampton experience

In the third and fourth years of Uni, we get to choose optional modules that allow us to customise our academic playlist for the year. The actual number of available options varies from theme to theme within the MEng Mechanical

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Lol, Wut? This is might be tough

30th October 201631st January 2017
Hemanth Guddanda
Engineering and project work, General, Southampton experience

A main chunk of the time  spent in the 4th year MEng course goes into working on the Group Design Project (GDP). I was lucky to find that the company I had worked with during the summer was sponsoring a

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The Realisations of an Intern

3rd October 20163rd October 2016
Hemanth Guddanda
Engineering and project work, General

During the course of my summer internship, I had several moments of self-discovery. These were moments that helped me gauge my preparedness to be a part of the professional world and inspect the skills that I possessed or lacked. I

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Overcoming impostor syndrome

26th September 201627th September 2016
Aaron Leong
Engineering and project work

I enjoy working in very performance-oriented environments. The work in such places is generally high impact and wide reaching, while being very fast paced at the same time. In short, it exactly ticks all the check boxes that are normally

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Get that working experience.

22nd September 201622nd September 2016
Iswar Nethi
Engineering and project work, General

So, over the summer, I got a job as an intern at an engineering firm. It was very exciting, the whole process. From drawing out a CV and fine tuning it tens of times before finally hitting the ‘send’ button,

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Where is my future with engineering?

29th August 2016
Muhammad Nazir
Engineering and project work, Uncategorised

Over this summer, I managed to secure myself a great internship opportunity with a company that specializes in factory automation. For the particular project I was assigned to, the company was hired by a machine manufacturing company in Japan to

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A blog by students from the University of Southampton Malaysia Campus

Find out what it’s like to be a student at the University of Southampton Malaysia Campus by hearing from our student bloggers. Follow them on their journey as they share their experience of spending two years in Malaysia followed by two years in the UK as part of our split-campus degree programmes in engineering.

The University of Southampton Malaysia Campus offers split degrees in aeronautics and astronautics, mechanical engineering, and electrical and electronic engineering. We also offer an Engineering Foundation Year at our Malaysia Campus.

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