Personal Statement: A Career As A Construction Civil Engineering

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The turn point in my career occurred during a conversation with my 10 year old niece about my profession as a construction civil engineer. I was passionate to talk about my career and my role in building skyscrapers, tall office buildings and residential towers. Her innocent comment that engineers replace the green nature with concrete buildings came shocking to me and left me wondering about my role as an engineer in developing environmental friendly constructions and preserving our natural environment. My decision to pursue a Ph.D. in “Infrastructure And Environmental Systems” is my quest for solutions regarding the growing environmental impact resulting from construction field without neglecting the economical challenges. Such a degree will enable me to contribute to my country by introducing the concept of sustainable development; the development that meets the need of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own.
During my enrollment at the Lebanese university, I had the opportunity to get exposed to a full range of engineering courses that enhanced my abilities in designing systems with realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, manufacturability and sustainability. Applying theory to real life projects at the end of each course has strengthened my skills in analysis, data interpretation and understanding the impact of engineering solutions in a global and societal context. These projects have been enjoyable and enlightening, providing me with a new and different perspective on the world in which we live.
I believe that the Lebanese University played a fundamental role in preparing me to surpass any obstacle that might face my ambitions. I have successfully com...

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...tunities it has to offer. I am sure that the stimulating academic environment and interaction with the distinguished faculty at your university will prove immensely fruitful and facilitate my development as an individual researcher in my field. I am confident that I would be able to make a positive contribution to on-going research work at your university. I also believe that I possess the motivation, intellectual ability and preparation to do justice to a demanding Ph.D. program.

In short, I believe that this graduate program is an essential step for realizing my professional ambition of becoming a competent researcher. It would assist me to combine a teaching career with advising business and government. I can help them strike a balance between economic and environmental concerns

I, therefore, look forward to joining your department as a graduate student.

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