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Tag Archives: Water Resources Engineering MSc
New beginnings!
Wrapping up the academic year and for me, wrapping up my academic career (for now) has been a bittersweet journey. The corridors have started getting emptier and graduation halls are filling up. It all seems slightly disheartening but equally exciting. This past weekend I moved from my precious room in the centre to an area in the north. My travelling … Continue reading
The other side of me
The first year as a student in Lund, that’s all I was- a student. However, in the past year, I have adopted a new character. A student entrepreneur. As I have highlighted in my previous posts, I try as much as possible to merge my startup idea with school but there are just somethings that won’t pass for academic credits, … Continue reading
from student to staff
Amongst many things, the masters’ thesis period will accelerate the transition from student to professional. Across many disciplines, Masters is the final “student” stage. After this we become professionals. It truly is a good time to assess where the trajectory of your career is headed. My transition so far has been cushioned by the water and environmental engineering department where … Continue reading
My thoughts on the courses (1) : Mandatory courses
Now that I am working on a project course (read more about it here ). I am officially done with coursework. It is a bittersweet time as the end draws near. In this post, I will give brief thoughts (my own thoughts) on the mandatory courses. Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) (7.5 points) Definitely, my favourite course. At the time I couldn’t appreciate as … Continue reading
Out of the box…
The most exciting thing for me studying at Lund University is the opportunity to earn credits on something besides the courses offered within the programme. This includes on-going research projects, internships and your own project. This is what some of us have been doing during the Autumn semester, I find this is a good way to get into the swing … Continue reading
Topic Selection Tips
“An average idea well-executed is much better than a brilliant idea executed badly”—James Hayton Three weeks into the autumn semester and you can feel the difference compared to last years’ first few weeks. The elephant in the room-although its own size to each person is the looming Master’s thesis. What I love about my programme is consequently the curse … Continue reading
#WWW-Stockholm
At the end of August, I had the greatest pleasure of attending the Stockholm World Water Week. It was honestly beyond what I expected and I hope I can capture as much as I can in this post. Photo: Tshepiso Lehutjo Firstly, what is World Water Week? The Stockholm World Water Week is an annual event running for 5/6 days serving … Continue reading
LT..Who??
When I was told Lund is a campus city I didn’t know what to expect coming from a university that had clearly defined boundaries for campuses. The faculties at Lund almost spill over into the city, you find yourself walking right into various schools and faculties. Of interest to us is the Faculty of Engineering, affectionately known as LTH. Boasting … Continue reading
Water Resource Engineers!! Hello
“But water management is not only about solving problems, it is also about creating opportunities” (RSA 2002) This quote has carried me through from my application process to this moment of introducing myself as the programme ambassador. As I reflect, I realise how true the quote is- not only for me but for the many people around the world, including … Continue reading
Field trip
Study visits have always been my favorite part in the courses. The ability to connect between the theory part and what really happens in the real world, thus comprehend better what you study. Also it is nice to get out of class of course ;). Last year, during the urban water course we had the chance of two field trips, … Continue reading