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Hi there!! I’m back again. In this post, I will be running what is essentially a day in the life, or in other words, how to make it through your engineering degree.
While these tips do apply to P I students, they will be mainly focused on Part II & III courses of this specialisation.
Workload / Time Management
First of all...
Welcome back!
It honestly feels like just yesterday that I was trying to decide which engineering specialisation to choose. Fast forward one semester, and I’ve officially survived my first semester in Civil Engineering!
If you’re considering Civil Engineering or you’re just curious about what Part II is actually like, you’re in the right place. In this bl...
Get your popcorn ready as we sit down with… drumroll please…
Dr Alex Shegay, your ENGGEN 121 Statics lecturer!!!
Back in first year, statics was my favourite topic, and that solidified my decision to choose structural engineering! So I thought, who better to talk to than Alex!
I am very excited to bring you along for this interview and...
Hey, it’s me again! If you missed my previous blog post, I’m Sienna, your Part II Biomedical Engineering (BME) Blogger for 2026!
This blog post is really special to me because I went throug...
Welcome, dear reader, to the Part II Engineering Science Blog for 2026! My name is Jonathon and I’m the second-year talking head for the Engsci propaganda arm. Today’s post will mainly be about my engineering story, and the various happenings culminating in me choosing this spec as my most preferred.
But, before we get started, I’d like to outline my ove...