Who Says You Have to Fit in One Box? Integrated Design Engineering Says You Don't
From You've Got Options · 00:52:39
Show by Clare Kelly
Integrated Design Engineering (IDE) is one of the most flexible majors you may not have considered, and this episode shows you why it can open far more doors than a traditional engineering path. If you are curious about combining multiple interests into one degree, building a project portfolio, and developing tangible professional skills, this is the conversation to hear.In this episode, we break down what IDE actually looks like behind the name through conversations with Kim Goho, a lead academic advisor in the college, Dan Godrick, an IDE professor, and Rachel Sharpe, an IDE alumni and Engineering Lab Manager at CU Boulder’s ITLL. You’ll hear how IDE students can shape a path toward everything from product design to entrepreneurship and teaching. We break down what makes this degree different, and how it uniquely prepares students for the job market and the realities of working through complex problems in the workforce. Whether you are exploring majors or looking for a program that rewards interdisciplinary thinking, this episode gives you a reason to dig deeper.
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