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Engineering education in a global community II: Canada

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  1. Axel Meisen, “Engineering Education in Canada: Trends and Perspectives,” Eng. Educ., 79(8) (1989), pp. 999–1003.

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  2. Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, 1994 Annual Report (Ottawa, Ontario: Can. Council of Prof. Engrs., 1994).

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  1. University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada

    Axel Meisen (dean of applied science and professor of chemical engineering, cochair of the International Project Team)

  2. Accreditation of Engineering Education Programs in Latin America, USA

    Axel Meisen (dean of applied science and professor of chemical engineering, cochair of the International Project Team)

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This article is the second in a series of presentations on international engineering education. All of the papers in this monthly series were presented at the symposium Engineering Education in a Global Technical Community during the 1995 TMS Annual Meeting. A review of this symposium, sponsored by the TMS International Activities Committee, appears in the July issue of JOM, beginning on page 14.

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Meisen, A. Engineering education in a global community II: Canada. JOM 47, 18–21 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03221249

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