Girls in Engineering | Wajiha Khan | An Engineering Student | Inspiration Talks

  “The scientist discovers a new type of material or energy and the engineer discovers a new use for it.” —Gordon Lindsay Glegg, British engineer 

  Women make up 20% of engineering graduates, but it’s been estimated that nearly 40% of women who earn engineering degrees either quit or never enter the profession. Clearly, some elementary and high school reforms are working, but those at the college level are not.  Meet Wajiha Khan where she shares about how she began studying Engineering and discusses little life lessons  00:00 Meet Wajiha Khan 01:04 What impact is COVID giving in the world?  02:18 Why she is studying engineering 03:04 Is she facing any difficulties while studying Engineering 04:06 Is it worth for girls to study Engineering 05:04 Let's revive some childhood memories 06:40 Little Life lessons            1)You are your greatest asset            2)Nothing is as serious as it feels            3)Laughter is the best medicine            4)Be genuine, be you            5)Count your blesings 11:34 Let's inspire & Imagine 13:05 Desire for languages 13:33 Dealing with stress 14:10 What career path does she sees herself in future? 15:07 Some BTS