Santino Petrosillo

Enhancing career prospects through practical learning

Engineering
Mechanical Engineering student Santino Petrosillo stands with their arms crossed while wearing a navy engineering coat in front of a red backdrop surrounded by industry equipment in an engineering workshop

I’ve significantly bolstered my employability, especially by mastering software such as SolidWorks and Ansys for Finite Element Analysis (FEA).


Blending theory with industry engagement

I chose Mechanical Engineering at USW to blend practical learning and industry engagement with academic knowledge. The idea of becoming an engineer is really appealing to me, and this course has helped me understand asset management techniques and manufacturing processes. 

Through my studies, I’ve significantly bolstered my employability, especially by mastering software such as SolidWorks and Ansys for Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). I’ve further developed strong problem-solving and collaboration skills, essential for success in engineering roles

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USW'S SUPPORT SERVICES HAVE BEEN INVALUABLE TO ME, ESPECIALLY THE MENTORING PROGRAM.

Santino Petrosillo

Mechanical Engineering student

Targeting a career in the steel industry 

USW's support services have been invaluable, especially the mentoring program that connected me with someone in the industry. Being sociable, I highly recommend joining the USW motorsport society, where I've made many friends who share my interests. 

Looking ahead, I'm aiming for a career in the steel industry, where my training in operations management will be highly beneficial. My advice for prospective students is to thoroughly research your chosen course before applying, ensuring it aligns with your career goals. 

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