I am interested in the scientific, economical and business aspects of the energy industry, as they not only have a big impact on our daily lives, but our future. I know that I would like to be part of this important and growing enterprise in a way that connects science and business. I would l be happy to study either at University, while developing my skills of the other simultaneously.
Geology is a science that fascinates me as am hugely interested in how and why Earth was formed the way it was, and the factors involved, from the beginning to the present day. As oil and gas supplies run out, renewable energy that can provide large amounts of power is becoming sought after, and geology is a field that contributes hugely to the energy sector and is certainly needed for renewable energy as well as fossil fuels. Another reason I love geology is the fact that there are so many different types: glaciology, hydrology, meteorology etc., all of which I am keen to learn about, particularly geochemistry as it studies at a molecular level. Likewise, the biology involved also fascinates me, as it includes learning about how geological change affects life on earth.
However, without business management, the energy industry would not be able to operate and make the money needed for funding valuable research that could help solve our future problems. I feel that having good business skills gives you the ability to think strategically and make the best decisions.
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| Geological oceanographers and geophysicists explore the ocean floor and map submarine geologic structures. Studies of the physical and chemical properties of rocks and sediments give us valuable information about Earth’s history.
With the support of my peers and mentors, I have decided to pursue my dream of doing research in energy efficiency of utilities. I believe that with my passion and curiosity about the field, I would indeed take up much
Mineralogy- An important part of Geology is the study of Minerals, their physical properties, structure, and chemistry. It helps us understand how they react with one another depending on the circumstances including weathering, fire, how deep, with living or non-living organisms. Minerology is broad and interesting field of study.
The main functional areas of a business are marketing, human resource, finance, information systems and production. All these interact with each other in different ways but all contribute to effective management. Management would not be completely effective if one of the above areas are missing. They are all needed in different ways to make sure that the business reaches objectives, achieves effectiveness and efficiency and while doing this trying to get a balance in which they can satisfy different stakeholders.
A topic that I studied at GCSE and AS Level was population. The study of population and the impacts of our ever-changing world demographics links neatly to the best adventure of my life - visiting China. Studying China's One Child Policy including the geopolitical effects of the Policy allowed me to recognise how people adapt to problems and how society shapes our world. Although, another topic that I have particularly enjoyed throughout my studies is Plate Tectonics due to frequent and recent events relating to this topic, for example the 2011 Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan which devastated this rich and wealthy nation. Geographical events, such as natural disasters dominate the news and prove that Geography enhances understanding of the
I think it is very important for managers to know the business in order to be able to help others with their career. Organizations usually bring in management from outside the company which makes it hard for employees to learn from management.
This enriched education is how I plan to further my understanding of the field of geological sciences, which I dream will provide me with credentials to work with the USGS. Pursuing my career ambitions starts now. Gaining knowledge from different aspects of geology, such as programming as I mentioned in the other essay, raise the potential of my work and will help me achieve my
Through my post-secondary education in Electrical Engineering, I hope to make a lot of positive differences to the Canadian Society. One of them would be in the Energy sector, which would make two positive differences to the Canadian society.
I am thrilled by our planet and what it has to offer so in doing hiking I get so see what our world has to offer. When I go camping it spurs on my interest with the world being able to see the world out in the country rather than being in the city isolated from the natural world. These interests in the outdoors spur my interest in geography. When I go to university I am keen to join a hiking club to gain the social aspect of hiking with fellow students and the chance to see stunning landscapes the UK has to offer.
The subject I am most intrigued to study is chemistry. Even before going into AP Chem my Junior year, I was intrigued with the subject. From going mad scientist with baking soda and vinegar to subscribing to chemistry YouTube channels. I guess this course tapped into my subconscious desire to know the unknown. Chemistry has taught me that there is so much more to our complex world, understanding that even the most straightforward of things can be elaborate. In this science I find my motivation to push the boundaries of my education.
During the summer of 2014 I took part in the Energy Project programme, I was paired with a small heating-engineering company, Global Celsius solutions. The company had recently developed a cheap, rugged and reliable water boiling system, the “Jompy” boiler. The system itself took advantage of compact heat exchanger design principles incorporating a high surface area, minimising the footprint of the system without sacrificing overall performance, the boiler was capable of producing water in excess of 70oC within a matter of 5-7 seconds(from my own experience with the boiler). The overall aims of the project included:
Geologists spend a lot of time outdoors collecting geological samples, mapping areas and charting sites. Their field of work is varied though the samples collected are investigated in laboratories indoors.
Building off observations of political structure and derived stability in the previous paper I will, in this paper, apply lessons learned to the arena of energy policy in both Sweden and South Korea. South Korea and Sweden present the interesting similarity of both being net importers of energy resources and for that reason both having the real incentive of formulating some system of energy self-sufficiency to protect them from the dangers inherent to having an economy dependent on the imports from another country. I will begin with outlining the energy issues and subsequent policies being addressed in each country, followed by an in-depth examination on how the political structure of each country has affected the
Bangladesh is a terra firma of some natural resources such as oil, gas, coal, hard rock, white clay, boulder etc. Bangladesh being the prime delta in the world, serves as a decent pool of Natural Gas. Exploration activities are undertaken by Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Company Limited (BAPEX) and some International Oil Companies (IOC). Production activities are undertaken by Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Limited (BGFCL), Sylhet Gas Fields Limited (SGFL), BAPEX and some International Oil Companies (IOC).
As a professional of Energy and Environmental Management, I am willing to pursue my career in the same field and hence seeking an opportunity to get a professional position in your esteemed organization. My course scheme is basically dealing in the Energy Conservation and Management and Energy from Waste. It also provides knowledge in the field of Environmental Management, Sustainable Industry, Aspect of Climate Change & Energy Conservation and various laboratory