From hearts, lungs and passionate love for medicine to circuits, magnetic and challenging engineering, this is how my life changed 180 degrees in summer, 2009। I found myself studying Electrical Engineering in the American University in Dubai। It is almost a year now from my first day in the university and I'm almost adapting the surrounding environment. Living in the United Arab Emirates, specifically Dubai, I am considered a local citizen in the country. As a hobby, I am interested in the Arabic Calligraphy so much that I carry my calligraphist pen with me most of the times. Since I've lived in Dubai my whole life, I consider this connection a great opportunity to be in touch with students from other universities and learn more about the American culture from its own citizens. I hope this experience to be a beneficial one to the extreme for all of us.
Sincerely,
Sana
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Kettering University is primarily an engineering school, so most of the students posting from here are engineering majors as well. I am a mechanical engineering major, I'm not sure if there are any electrical engineers in the class.
ReplyDeleteHave you done any traveling outside of Dubai? I have never lived in a big city and I cannot imagine spending my whole life in one.
Initially, when Doc Hall told us about the University and mentioned the fact that it is an engineering school, I was really excited, perhaps even more than my colleagues, since this will be a great chance to learn about how is the engineering experience in the US. I had a look at your website and felt that it must be a great opportunity to study something and apply it in the field in the same year!
ReplyDeleteRegarding my travels, I mainly lived in Dubai my whole life, of course I traveled to other Emirates (In case you didn't know there are 7 Emirates united and represent our country, the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is one of those Emirates.) so it is difficult for me too to imagine myself living somewhere else but I would love to do that out of curiousity and learning.
Dubai is not a big city in terms of the area it occupies, however, I consider it to be big in terms of the various nationalities that live in here. As one of my colleagues mentioned in a previous post it is indeed a Glabal Village.