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Pursuing an MS at Stanford | MS in USA | Environmental Engineering at Stanford
On this episode, we had the opportunity to interview an extremely passionate Engineer and Stanford student, Atharva Ekatpure. Atharva completed his Chemical Engineering from IIT Patna. He is pursuing an MS in Environmental Engineering from the University of Stanford, USA. He is a recipient of the Schneider Fellowship and has been working with the World Resources Institute on an environmental engineering based model.
In this particular episode, Atharva speaks about his experiences at IIT Patna. He shares his process of building his profile getting into the University of Stanford. He also speaks passionately about his projects and the internships he did during his Bachelors' at IIT Patna. In the later part of the podcast, Atharva talks about Data Science applications in Environmental Engineering. He shares advice for students who wish to pursue Masters abroad.
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By IEEE Pune SectionOn this episode, we had the opportunity to interview an extremely passionate Engineer and Stanford student, Atharva Ekatpure. Atharva completed his Chemical Engineering from IIT Patna. He is pursuing an MS in Environmental Engineering from the University of Stanford, USA. He is a recipient of the Schneider Fellowship and has been working with the World Resources Institute on an environmental engineering based model.
In this particular episode, Atharva speaks about his experiences at IIT Patna. He shares his process of building his profile getting into the University of Stanford. He also speaks passionately about his projects and the internships he did during his Bachelors' at IIT Patna. In the later part of the podcast, Atharva talks about Data Science applications in Environmental Engineering. He shares advice for students who wish to pursue Masters abroad.