Some professions — engineering comes to mind — embrace a "just the facts, ma'am" approach, rich with statistics but devoid of stories.
Widener University, private, coeducational institution of higher learning in Chester, Pennsylvania, U.S. It comprises schools of arts and sciences; law; education, innovation, and continuing studies; hospitality management; human service professions; engineering; nursing; and business administration.
Engineering ethics is concerned with 'the actions and decisions made by persons, individually or collectively, who belong to the profession of engineering' (Baum 1980: 1).
There's been a cultural shift to not just going into the traditional respected profession – medicine, engineering, dentistry.
Why don't more women enter the male-dominated profession of engineering?
SPECIALIZED ACCREDITATION Institutions that prepare students for a specific profession — say, engineering, law, medicine — are often accredited by associations that know the field.
Upon being demobilised at the end of the war, Braithwaite fully expected to be absorbed into the upper levels of his chosen profession of engineering.
In 1993, the American Society for Engineering Education ASEEE) awarded him its Centennial Certificate for Exceptional Contributions to ASEE and the Profession of Engineering.
Can it be true that the profession of engineering has a relatively low status in the UK, compared to the Continent, because railway engine drivers used to be called engineers?
Unable to get a toehold in his chosen profession of engineering, he becomes a teacher in an East End school where, like him, the pupils have been marginalised and ignored.
