HWUM is gearing up its engineering students to be industry-ready.
“This was done with the assistance of lecturers and their advice throughout the degree on how to handle ourselves and problems when we are working,” he said, adding that his time pursuing his degree has prepared him well for his career. Heriot-Watt University has a strong track record for producing highly employable graduates and shaping tomorrow’s talent, since its establishment as the world’s first mechanics institute in 1821.
This programme encourages its students to hone their soft skills, aimed at future-proofing graduates and create purposeful leaders. It also aims to transform ideas into a complete innovative solution, while also promoting industrial collaboration and projects with commercial value.