I'm currently studying environmental engineering right now in the Philippines and I have great interest in healing the environment but along the way I found myself lost and my motivation is slowly fading because engineering was hard and I get to stumble upon this video and it brings me back again to the reason why I wanna be an environmental engineer thank you💓
ive been really thinking about becoming an environmental engineer ever since last year i think because i have a strong passion for the environment and i excel at science and math and after watching this video it only encouraged my decision further because this is exactly what i want to do. thanks for the video!!!
I think i just found my hero!! xD She's so admirable. I want to go to school for environmental engineering too. This just sealed the deal for me! agh, so inspired.
I've done my bachelor's in chemical and process engineering & now I'm focusing on water treatment area for my postgraduate studies in environmental engineering. Really interesting video which implies the importance of improving the quality of the portable water. Thanks for sharing!
I am from Kathmandu University, Nepal, who is recently studying environmental engineering (1st year). Few days back, heard someone saying this engineering is of no use. Kind Of felt bad. But this video really boosted up my confidence. Thankyou!! Gonna shut everyone's mouth becoming an environmental engineer, who call it waste of time
cares for people, loves different cultures, wants to make a difference, likes traveling, enjoys a board sport and passionate about science/the environment...... I think im in love
I am working as an Environment Engineer. Completed my Masters in Environment Management and working in this department.Also I have a passion to teach students about Environment and Current Technology to resolve the problem related to Air,water and Soil.
hey i am a civil engineer!this is precisely my interest.Going to pursue masters in environmental engineering very soon!would love to go through related videos that can educate me about the prospects and also update me with the latest technologies involved.
I lucky that I am an Environment Engineer working for the prevention and betterment of nature.Many used to contaminate the Soil,water and air, ultimately these all comes back to us in any form. So we need to be very responsible towards the betterment of Environment.
How does the future in this field look? I'm very interested in environmental engineering, but I also don't want to be unemployed too long. I hope I don't sound selfish. D:
+Amanda Gonzales ....Then you probably don't want to major in this. If you're simply looking for a career that takes you outdoors, there are plenty of other options that aren't so math and science intensive as the engineering field.
Hello My name is Leesi Barinem and I love this video! I am pursuing an environmental engineering degree and my focus is water technology. I attained an Anthropology degree as an undergraduate and I would like to transition into a STEM career. Do you have advise, when it comes to job/internships that will provide funding opportunities for graduate programs? Thanks for sharing your story Ms. Losleben!
Are Environmental Engineers usually Chem E or something........my school offers a relatively obscure "Energy Engineering" degree. I'm thinking about taking it....switching over from Mechanical.
***** The "Energy Engineering" line seemed too specialized. Advisors told me clearly it was only available at the branch campus I'm attending now. There's not even a degree for it in the main Purdue campus. It's a subset of the Mech Engr department too and the curriculum to a certain point is the same. Then it diverges after the essential Calculus, Physics, and Thermodynamics stuff is complete. I figured it would be safer sticking to Mechanical. Though I may try for a second opinion and see what I can do.
i have btech in civil and mtech in enviromental and i unable to find jobs specific for enviromental engg here in india (no jobs in private) only very few in govt sector sometimes they consider btech students maybe their is alot of scope in developed countries who spend money in this feild devolping countries dont spend a lot in this regard
¿Que tal si ponen su información en español? En el mundo somos cerca de seiscientos millones que lo hablamos. El español es la segunda lengua del mundo por el número de hablantes nativos. La mayoría de los hablantes del español nos encontramos en Hispanoamérica, conformando unos 375 millones de personas. La información que divulga el IDRC es muy buena y útil; permitannos conocerla y beneficiarnos de ella a los que hablamos español.
I love chemistry but not sure if I like leaving city everytime. I rather prefer being and working in a city... would I be wrong if I go for this career?
Depends, some environmental engineers do work in offices or hover around a small area. Research what environmental engineer jobs are available in your area to see if you'll be able to stick around where you like.
tilactl well thanks, where I live most of them are asociated to mining which means you have to drive above 5000 meters of the sea or working with sewage which is not so healthy I think since most of treatment plants smell reallly bad
Depends on your location. In the USA, many states require a 4 year degree in engineering discipline with minimal exceptions. You won’t qualify for the PE exam with a masters in engineering without those 4 years. Call your state engineer board with that question or talk to academic advisors!
Environmental Engineers check out Oil Spill Freeze Salvage now playing on You Tube under Oil Spill Solution. What do you think: Is salvage better than dispersants, sinking agents or making oil into a solid waste?
Then you manage other Engineers..? I'm sure by the time she is 50 she will be a head engineer of that company or some other and do part time field work. There are always other options.
+Alexis Gómez Salinas The average starting salary for Environmental Engineering is around $45,000-$55,000 a year.( $24.00 an hour) Like she said your work hours are about 40 per week. Those with 10+ years make an average of $82,000+ per year.
cares for people, loves different cultures, wants to make a difference, likes traveling, enjoys a board sport and is passionate about science/nature...... I think im in love
I'm currently studying environmental engineering right now in the Philippines and I have great interest in healing the environment but along the way I found myself lost and my motivation is slowly fading because engineering was hard and I get to stumble upon this video and it brings me back again to the reason why I wanna be an environmental engineer thank you💓
I believe in you! :)
You got this!
Padayon Engineer
Did you ever go back to study? If ur passionate you can do great things
Hi
ive been really thinking about becoming an environmental engineer ever since last year i think because i have a strong passion for the environment and i excel at science and math and after watching this video it only encouraged my decision further because this is exactly what i want to do. thanks for the video!!!
Hey have you graduated?
Update?
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I think i just found my hero!! xD
She's so admirable. I want to go to school for environmental engineering too. This just sealed the deal for me! agh, so inspired.
just wondering, did you decide to become an environmental engineer? If so how do you like it?
Priscilla Carrera well, did you do it? I'm studying my first semester soon.
I've done my bachelor's in chemical and process engineering & now I'm focusing on water treatment area for my postgraduate studies in environmental engineering. Really interesting video which implies the importance of improving the quality of the portable water. Thanks for sharing!
Me too
I am from Kathmandu University, Nepal, who is recently studying environmental engineering (1st year). Few days back, heard someone saying this engineering is of no use. Kind Of felt bad. But this video really boosted up my confidence. Thankyou!! Gonna shut everyone's mouth becoming an environmental engineer, who call it waste of time
Great video. This is where I aspire to be. My passion is water and Environmental Engineering.
I am also in Engineers Without Borders! My team is working to design and construct a latrine for a school in Malawi, Africa.
cares for people, loves different cultures, wants to make a difference, likes traveling, enjoys a board sport and passionate about science/the environment...... I think im in love
I am working as an Environment Engineer. Completed my Masters in Environment Management and working in this department.Also I have a passion to teach students about Environment and Current Technology to resolve the problem related to Air,water and Soil.
wow. very inspiring. for someone seeking a life where i can be more fulfilled this definitely creates a strong pull
hey i am a civil engineer!this is precisely my interest.Going to pursue masters in environmental engineering very soon!would love to go through related videos that can educate me about the prospects and also update me with the latest technologies involved.
This has helped me decided what I want to major in for sure. Very inspiring!
Very inspiring video! As a high school student, i'm considering exploring this field in college.
It's been 10 whole years.
How'd it go?
I am very proud to be one!
I would love to do this. Struggling to choose my major from business/accounting. Definitely want to be an environmental engineer
Wait that's crazy! I'm deciding between business or environmental engineering right now. What did you choose?
@@sejal7397 me too!!!! what did you guys choose?
She's so admirable.so inspired
I lucky that I am an Environment Engineer working for the prevention and betterment of nature.Many used to contaminate the Soil,water and air, ultimately these all comes back to us in any form. So we need to be very responsible towards the betterment of Environment.
I wanted to become a environmental engineer in HS back in 89 before it was popular.
Thank you for such a motivating and inclusive video. And thank you for featuring women in the field. It gives me hope :)
Great video! We watched it in science class.
thanks for reaffirming my future career choice! three more years to go:)
HOW ARE YOU NOW? IT'S ALREADY 3 YEARS... ARE YOU A SUCCESSFUL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER NOW?
its been 4 years
Update?
Update? :0
You are excellent environmental engineer.
how you think about Ethiopia, I hope your will came to us and
we solve environmental problems together!!.
Dang, I want to do this now. What type of environmental engineers help lions?
awesome! she probably has a amazing home too!! money to travel, have fun and give back to the world.
Thank you for making a very very good video. I'm studying environmental engineering and find this so inspiring. I wanna be like her XD
Thicha Suttikul same here! XD
Thicha Suttikul hey! How have you found it?
What the heck this lady grew up in Kenya too ?! Kudos !
How does the future in this field look? I'm very interested in environmental engineering, but I also don't want to be unemployed too long. I hope I don't sound selfish. D:
depends which field, Env. Eng. is very wide.
Awesome video. You're so cool! Can't get much better than a job that gets you outside!
Well done, very inspirational video! I love my major
This is pretty much the only thing I want to major in but I've never cared for or been strong in math or science. :/
+Amanda Gonzales ....Then you probably don't want to major in this. If you're simply looking for a career that takes you outdoors, there are plenty of other options that aren't so math and science intensive as the engineering field.
@@hxhxhgfdAre there any decent paying outdor jobs that don’t rely heavily on stem?
this is totally what I want to do .
Hello My name is Leesi Barinem and I love this video! I am pursuing an environmental engineering degree and my focus is water technology. I attained an Anthropology degree as an undergraduate and I would like to transition into a STEM career. Do you have advise, when it comes to job/internships that will provide funding opportunities for graduate programs? Thanks for sharing your story Ms. Losleben!
+Leesi bright Hi! I just started studying Environmental Engineering this year, and I would like to ask you some questions about the career, can I?
Hello again!
Yes, I am open to questions.
Can i have your email, or something?
sure, lbarinem@gmail.com
I could do this for the rest of my life
I'm going to GA tech with this major, I'm very excited
this is fire
I work in the NYSDEC in the water department!
Thank you for this informative video!
Thank you for explaining it so well
Are Environmental Engineers usually Chem E or something........my school offers a relatively obscure "Energy Engineering" degree. I'm thinking about taking it....switching over from Mechanical.
*****
Sticking to Mechanical :)
*****
The "Energy Engineering" line seemed too specialized. Advisors told me clearly it was only available at the branch campus I'm attending now. There's not even a degree for it in the main Purdue campus. It's a subset of the Mech Engr department too and the curriculum to a certain point is the same. Then it diverges after the essential Calculus, Physics, and Thermodynamics stuff is complete. I figured it would be safer sticking to Mechanical. Though I may try for a second opinion and see what I can do.
i have btech in civil and mtech in enviromental and i unable to find jobs specific for enviromental engg here in india (no jobs in private) only very few in govt sector sometimes they consider btech students maybe their is alot of scope in developed countries who spend money in this feild devolping countries dont spend a lot in this regard
thank you for sub. it's really helpful
Is she a PHD or an Undergraduate ?
Yes. But if you haven't received that degree yet, I would major in Environmental Science so that your career path may be open to a variety of things.
Hey! Im going to Tech too, but Im torn between Environmental and Geology.
And I like 70s music too! But more of jazz than rock
very inspirational video.....
Wow😯😯😯
I also wanted to be an environmental engineer
I want to be a enginer
Probably drives to Long Island, after all she did a project there and Jones beach is about 1 hr away.
love this video
i love it... it is the perfect career for me
¿Que tal si ponen su información en español? En el mundo somos cerca de seiscientos millones que lo hablamos. El español es la segunda lengua del mundo por el número de hablantes nativos. La mayoría de los hablantes del español nos encontramos en Hispanoamérica, conformando unos 375 millones de personas. La información que divulga el IDRC es muy buena y útil; permitannos conocerla y beneficiarnos de ella a los que hablamos español.
I am doing msc in environment science so what are government job opportunities suggest me
I love chemistry but not sure if I like leaving city everytime. I rather prefer being and working in a city... would I be wrong if I go for this career?
Depends, some environmental engineers do work in offices or hover around a small area. Research what environmental engineer jobs are available in your area to see if you'll be able to stick around where you like.
tilactl well thanks, where I live most of them are asociated to mining which means you have to drive above 5000 meters of the sea or working with sewage which is not so healthy I think since most of treatment plants smell reallly bad
Inspiring video !
If anyone is doing environmental engineering at UNBC can u give me more tips about it I just wanna be more prepared about moving to UNBC
I love my job
1TICKHAND what do you do?
Супер! Есть шанс устроится на работу в Вашу организацию?
I had studied environmental studies and MSc environmental science can I study environmental engineering in other MSc program ?
Depends on your location. In the USA, many states require a 4 year degree in engineering discipline with minimal exceptions. You won’t qualify for the PE exam with a masters in engineering without those 4 years. Call your state engineer board with that question or talk to academic advisors!
do i need biology for this
I think i would love do this, but im not very good at math.
How much is the salary?
Is it too late at age 50? To go to college and become an environmental engineer?
Never too late :)
Awesome!
Environmental Engineers check out Oil Spill Freeze Salvage now playing on You Tube under Oil Spill Solution. What do you think: Is salvage better than dispersants, sinking agents or making oil into a solid waste?
yes, it is possible.
Awesome
I m Netraja Mulay from Modern College of Engineering Pune 5
Why is the editing on this video so choppy and quick? I feel like I'm watching a K-pop music video. She's a cool lady though : )
I am Ing environmental every days recover 1000 meter cubiscs of water grettings from México
Is there environmental engineers that help Animals?
Jesus Freak i'm sure there are ways to do that (working in zoos, aquariums, wildlife sanctuaries) 😊
Meek Thanks ;)
Imagine taking water samples on a cold winter day when you are over 40-50 and your back hurts. Not the best career in the long term.
Then you manage other Engineers..? I'm sure by the time she is 50 she will be a head engineer of that company or some other and do part time field work. There are always other options.
chat is this real?
Hlo ma'am how can I contact with you... I m also Master's in environment
wow, so she does everything a typical water treatment or wastewater treatment operator does but for twice the annual salary. way to go. :/
Yes they do need to buy water because tap is not good to drink
How much does she earn per year ?
+Alexis Gómez Salinas The average starting salary for Environmental Engineering is around $45,000-$55,000 a year.( $24.00 an hour) Like she said your work hours are about 40 per week. Those with 10+ years make an average of $82,000+ per year.
any envionmental engineers wanna answer some questions for a project for me plz lol
What a beautiful lady. Would someone introduce me?
Shes beautiful!
ayyy lmao
+Brit im gettin that fa sho
I have watched this video though first lego league anybody else?
what about the minut 2:31
she is totally freak
i wonder if she is realy sit like this in the office or just ads ::::::::
I'm sorry but i could never fully trust tap water.
cares for people, loves different cultures, wants to make a difference, likes traveling, enjoys a board sport and is passionate about science/nature...... I think im in love