Graduate Employability in the 4IR: staying relevant in a fast-paced world
ABSTRACT
Imagine a near future where robots or automated software can perform many of your current Engineering tasks. Such is becoming increasingly common in various fields, as we move further into the Fourth Industrial Revolution era. Join us to learn about modern skills young engineering graduates need to be confident about being employable in the future.
MAR 24 2023
12:00 – 13:00
SPEAKER
Jessica Rivombo
Solutions Engineering Consultant & Customer Success Engineer at Opti-Num Solutions| B.Sc. in Computational and Applied Mathematics (WITS)
Virtual Attendance: MS Teams Link https://bit.ly/3yZtrJw
Physical Attendance: Studio B4318, 4th Floor, John Orr Building, University of Johannesburg, Doornfontein Campus
Enquiries
Dr Peter Olukanmi
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY polukanmi@uj.ac.za
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