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Ryerson University Personal Statement

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To me being an ordinary engineer is not fulfilling. I have a strong desire to get my hands fully into projects and to have a substantial influence on how they are implemented. Although I have a short but rewarding period of work experience through my internships, I had my mind set from the get-go to reach top positions within the industry and to pursue this dream I am applying for the MSc in Management at Ryerson University. Having initially exposed to civil engineering through my father, I have graduated with a BSc in Civil Engineering from Purdue University. After serving as the head of the Public Works Department in Bangladesh for 15 years, my father finally decided to retire in 2012 and started his own construction company. He is currently the Chairman of the company and I was always inspired by him to co-manage the business at some point after I …show more content…

The reason, her professional background has caught my eye is because of her niche interest in corporate influences and the combination of sustainability with governance research. As I understand, this program will hone my managerial skills and help me develop an aptitude for conducting business at a global scale. It will also assist me in formulating my global business perspectives where I will get to collaborate with other students with diverse experiences. Ryerson’s focused learning environment and the renowned networking endeavors will benefit me in learning and developing my skills above and beyond the normal classroom settings. In addition to being located at one of the most cutting-edge cities in the world, I believe studying in Ryerson will bring me a lot of exposure to the most innovative global companies, enhancing my career and bringing me closer to my dream of being a successful

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