The phrase "a student of engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is currently studying engineering at an educational institution.
Example: "As a student of engineering, I am learning about various principles of design and technology."
Alternatives: "an engineering student" or "a learner in engineering".
Stefan Banach was a student of engineering Lviv Polytechnica.
"He is such a student of engineering and space travel that he sees it as a very carefully calculated risk," Mr. Stevens said.
I am a student of Engineering (not at MIT) but for one there are many levels of code.
Some said they had feared that Facebook would be blocked in Egypt, but Kareem Mohamed, 20, a student of engineering in Alexandria, stated matter of factly, "that is not possible".
"Though a student of engineering, I care deeply for sociological issues and am committed to pursuing research that has clear and tangible applications," Cen said.
Some said they had feared that Facebook would be shut down, but Kareem Mohamed, 20, a student of engineering in Alexandria, stated matter-of-factly, "that is not possible". Perhaps it is this context that explains the enthusiasm for building a stronger Arabic Wikipedia among the young people here, and the evangelism about contributing articles in their native language.
"They found them here," said Dimitris Fotinos of Athens, a student of electrical engineering, who was gazing at the displays last week.
He is Said Bahaji, a student of electrical engineering who fooled German intelligence as well as his father-in-law.
We know the bare bones of his career: A student of hydraulic engineering, Hu became an ardent Communist and the protégé of Hu Yaobang, an early reformer.
Mr. Masri moved to Britain in the early 1980's as a student of civil engineering and worked as a nightclub doorman.
Born in December 1942, Mr. Hu was a student of hydroelectric engineering at the prestigious Qinghua University in Beijing in the 1960's.
