Month: July 2024

Mastering Conferences and Networking: a Grad Student Guide

A wide angle view of a group of mixed age professionals who are taking advantage of a networking opportunity at a business conference in the North East of England. They are stood in smaller groups and getting to know each other during the networking getting to know you breaks of the conference. Some are carrying their water bottles and the others their notebooks and they are wearing their ID lanyards.

Attending conferences as a grad student can be a fantastic networking tool. While learning about new trends in your field, you can bump shoulders with others in the industry. Networking can be a great way to ask questions, make connections, and help you score opportunities down the line! In this blog, we will cover why…Continue Reading Mastering Conferences and Networking: a Grad Student Guide

7 Reasons Working Professionals Should Get Their Graduate Degree 

Pursuing a master’s degree is a big decision—especially for working professionals.   In today’s evolving job market, pursuing a graduate degree has become a strategic move for many working professionals. In a competitive workforce, having a graduate degree can be a significant asset, offering numerous benefits that can enhance career prospects and personal growth. In this…Continue Reading 7 Reasons Working Professionals Should Get Their Graduate Degree 

AI and the Future of Systems Engineering: Insights from Don Gelosh

systems engineer Using Digital Laptop Computer, Maintenance AI Specialist. Cloud Computing Server Farm System Administrator Working on Cyber Security for artificial intelligence Closeup Focus on Hands

Artificial Intelligence seems to be taking over every industry in this day and age. We interviewed the Director of Systems Engineering programs here at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Don Gelosh, in hopes of getting some insight into AI and the future of Systems Engineering. Don attended the 2024 International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Symposium in…Continue Reading AI and the Future of Systems Engineering: Insights from Don Gelosh