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As an engineer, what societal problems could I help solve?

Engineers find solutions to many challenges that are facing society--often in cooperation with people from other professions (e.g. law, medicine, business, politics and social work). Together, they help improve environmental quality, restore and develop urban areas, refine health-care systems, provide better transportation, increase food production, optimize energy supply and consumption, and strengthen product quality, safety and reliability.

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Date last modified: 03-Apr-2006.
Date created 24-Jan-2001.
Content by: EGRadvisor@engr.wisc.edu
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