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Dr. May Lim, Academic Mentor, Engineering

Dr. May Lim, Academic Mentor, Engineering

Dr. May Lim  is a Scientia Education Academy Fellow and a Senior Lecturer at UNSW Chemical Engineering. She has worked closely with her Faculty, student societies, UNSW Career and Employment Unit, industry and professional bodies to improve the process for Industrial Training (a form of Work Integrated Learning) for Engineering, and contributed to the development of tools and guidelines for capturing, assessing and evaluating student professional development in WIL. She is also experienced in the development of capstone undergraduate laboratory courses and Level 2 fundamental engineering courses.

Email [email protected] to enquire if May is available to mentor you.

Conditions for mentoring facilitation

  • one-on-one mentoring
  • 1-2 mentees at any stage

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  • Engineering

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  • Lecturer A
  • Lecturer B

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  • General teaching methods

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