Giovana Azzi Lemke travelled from Brazil to the US with one goal: to be the best engineer she’s always aspired to be.
She first went to the US
in 2012, as an exchange student at Michigan Technological University.
One year was not enough — there was something about Michigan Tech that
kept drawing her back. “After one year at Michigan Tech, I loved it so
much that I decided I wanted to come back for my graduate studies,”
Lemke says.Giovana Lemke
Photo: Michigan Technological University
After graduating from her undergraduate programme at a Brazilian university, Lemke set her sights on pursuing a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Michigan Tech’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. “Michigan Tech seemed to have the biggest array of Power courses offered,” Lemke says.
Fast forward a few years later and Lemke is now an accomplished engineer. “The top three hard skills I believe I have gained at Michigan Tech are technical power systems knowledge, presentation skills, and project management skills due to all the deadlines we were expected to meet as a graduate student,” she says...
What’s behind this impressive track record? Start with the department’s deep links with industry and alumni.
Source: Study International News