Remember when your mom told you college is going to be the best time in your life? Well, I’m sure she forgot to mention all the troubles students go through during their ‘studying’. Doing a Bachelor's degree is an exciting undertaking, opening up the chance to learn new things, meet new people, and have new experiences. Studying at university can be deeply intellectually stimulating and rewarding, as well as a lot of fun!

Welcome to 2018! It's the perfect time to start making your New Year's resolutions and see what you want to learn, change or improve this year. Get inspired by our list of 10 goals for college students. We hope it will help you make 2018 even more successful than the previous year! 1. I will study a new subject by taking a class in a different field or by reading up on it.

The Amercian Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is an industry leader in advancing engineering technology and the Joint Rail Conference it sponsors has quickly become one of the most empowering events for engineers on a global scale.

Modern man-made marvels are fast becoming a hot topic of interest these days, as it’s truly outstanding to witness the way civil engineering is transforming societies, pushing the boundaries of what was deemed possible and improving the quality of life for entire generations. From suspended bridges, underwater tunnels or industrial railways to gravity-defying skyscrapers built to withstand an earthquake, all have one thing in common – they are all are made to solve a problem and to make life easier for humankind.

Getting more women into the STEM workforce is something that will surely lead to better performance and better products, according to global consultancy firm Accenture.

The field of engineering has expanded considerably in the past decade. This growth is supported by advances in biological science, physics and technology, which have created new opportunities for development of tools for fine-tuning many engineering processes.

Financial professionals flock to New York, computer programmers to Silicon Valley, and entertainers to Los Angeles. But if you’re an engineer where do you face the best prospect for landing a successful job?

Around 1 in 10 university graduates takes up a career in engineering each year. It is a competitive and dynamic field that offers many opportunities for professional realization and development. However, it's important that you know what the most sought after skills managers look for in engineering grads are to give yourself a competitive advantage over other candidates.

Engineers face many challenges in their line of work – even more so in this day and age. Being prepared to adapt to new technologies and address pressing social concerns creates the necessity for developing and maintaining a constant set of major technical skills that require updating on a regular basis.  To stay competitive engineers should consider the many options for professional development there are and short courses are a great way to ensure they stay up-to-date with new industry standards and technological breakthroughs.

Ugh, exams are coming up soon, and that means you need to start your revision. Here are our tips on making your learning as painless as possible! 1. Start revising early It's super tempting to leave your revision till the last minute – you won't remember anything if you start revising more than a week before the exam, right? Nope, in fact revising early will help you to remember more and it'll make you less stressed. Start planning revision sessions around a month before your exams. 2. Be organised with your revision

Your phone is one of the most useful tools you've got when you're studying. Try out these ten apps which will help to get you through your Bachelor's degree: 1. Dropbox