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Engineered Excellence: Practical Triumphs in the Real World
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In this episode, we sit down with Alex O’Shaughnessy, M.S. ’23, a recent graduate of UMBC's Engineering Management Master's Program and Graduate Certificate in Biochemical Regulatory Engineering.
Exploring Real-World Applications: Alex shares insights into his journey from chemical engineer to process engineer, highlighting how UMBC's renowned programs became a natural choice for his continued education. Discover how the blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience at UMBC prepared him for success in the competitive field of engineering management.
Hands-On Learning: Dive into Alex's experiences with impactful projects, such as GMP facility design, where he collaborated with industry professionals and even presented at the ISP Global Conference in Dublin, Ireland. Learn how UMBC's emphasis on real-world projects enriched his learning journey and shaped his approach to engineering and management.
Key Lessons and Skills: Gain valuable insights as Alex discusses the transformational impact of the program on his skill set, from technical expertise to presentation and communication skills. Explore how UMBC's curriculum provided him with a strong foundation to excel in his current role as a process engineer at TAI Engineering Bayer.
Advice for Future Students: Alex offers practical advice for new students entering the program, emphasizing the importance of organization, communication, and leveraging resources effectively to maximize learning outcomes and career opportunities.
Explore UMBC's Programs: If you're curious about UMBC's offerings in engineering management, biochemical regulatory engineering, or project management, click the links in the description to learn more.
Join the Conversation: Thank you for tuning in to this episode of UMBC's "Mic'd Up" Podcast. Whether you're a current student, alumni, or prospective learner, we invite you to explore the diverse opportunities available at UMBC and join us on our educational journey.
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