Is there a future engineer or geoscientist in the family?

There’s an incredible range of career opportunities in engineering and geoscience. Students can choose from many disciplines, each of which offer unique benefits and opportunities to shape the future of the world.

What do engineers and geoscientists do?

Engineers and geoscientists work as part of a team, using the principles of science to turn ideas into reality and ensure the safety of the public in the design of structures, technology and products and in the exploration and study of the earth.

engineers…

Create and improve technology Help feed the world Reach for the moon and Mars Help power the future Manage our impact on the environment

geoscientists...

Go back in time to explore Earth’s ancient history

Learn the secrets and messages hidden in rocks

See inside the Earth to discover resources

Tap the earth to keep water on tap Fuel our world

students may be interested in becoming an engineer or geoscientist if they:

Like to know how things work Enjoy problem solving Want to shape the future Educators and parents play the most important roles in shaping the next generation’s ambitions and choices. Show your support for your child to be an engineer or geoscientist by encouraging them to explore the sciences and to pursue a career in these areas and by ensuring that your child is taking the appropriate math and science options as part of high school.

to find out more…

Students can talk to their career counsellor about specific classes to enrol in engineering or geoscience

Visit the University of Regina and University of Saskatchewan websites.

Visit www.newcomers.engineerscanada.ca.