SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a student from 3rd generation of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering. I am passionate about concrete materials, pavement engineering, and sustainable infrastructure. Through the SEED-Phase II Research Internship at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada, I am excited to gain international research experience, strengthen my technical and communication skills, and learn from researchers in my field.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a student from GCI Gen. 42nd. Through the Faculty of Civil Engineering, I have had the opportunity to study and conduct research abroad, including an exchange at INSA Rennes in France and a research internship at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a 42nd generation Civil Engineering student at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia.I am interested in structural engineering and sustainable construction. My research focuses on developing low-carbon concrete using recycled materials and industrial by-products. Through the SEED-2 Research Internship at Toronto Metropolitan University, I hope to improve my research skills and contribute to sustainable construction in Cambodia.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am from 42nd generation of GCI at ITC. I am also a SEED-2 scholarship recipient, which gives me the opportunity to conduct research at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada. Beyond academics, I am also known as GenZ Engineer on social media, where I share construction knowledge, engineering concepts, and my journey through engineering life.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a student from Gen. 42nd, Faculty of Civil Engineering. Passionate about innovation and sustainable engineering, I have had the opportunity to conduct research at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada, gaining valuable international research experience.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a 42nd-generation of GCI at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia, honored and grateful for the opportunity to pursue a research internship at Toronto Metropolitan University through the SEED-2 program. I look forward to expanding my knowledge, strengthening my research skills, and gaining valuable international experience.

SEED-Phase II, Research Internship, 2026-2027

I am a 42nd-generation GCI student at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC), interested in structural and bridge engineering. My research focuses on GFRP-reinforced traffic barriers and bridge deck slab overhangs under vehicle impact. Through my SEED-2 Research Internship at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), I aim to gain international research experience and contribute to more durable and sustainable bridge infrastructure in Cambodia.

Canada-ASEAN SEED Program, Research Internship, 2025

As a member of the 2nd generation of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering at ITC, I was grateful to have the opportunity to participate in the SEED Research Internship Program at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada. This experience allowed me to strengthen my research skills, gain international academic experience, and deepen my understanding of advanced structural component, focus on Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer.

Canada-ASEAN SEED Program, Research Internship, 2025

As a proud member of ITC's 41st Civil Engineering generation, I had the exceptional opportunity during my studies to advance my research on concrete durability and alkali-activated materials as a visiting researcher at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada. 

Canada-ASEAN SEED Program, Research Internship, 2025

I am from the 2nd generation of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). During my fourth year, I conducted research on eco-friendly construction materials under the supervision of ITC and Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada, guided by Professor Medhat Shehata.

Mitacs Globalink Research Award (GRA), Research Internship, 2026

From the 2nd generation of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering at ITC to the Structural Laboratory at Concordia University, Canada, my journey through the Mitacs Globalink Research Award gave me the opportunity to take my engineering experience beyond the classroom. I worked on the numerical investigation of post-installed GFRP bars in concrete using finite element analysis, while learning to collaborate, communicate, and conduct research in an international environment.

Mitacs Globalink Research Award (GRA), Research Internship, 2026

I am a 5th year student from department of civil engineering at ITC and I have a chance to moved to Canada to conduct my 3-month internship under structure laboratory of Concordia University. My journey with this internship was thanks to Mitacs Globalink Research Award for giving me the opportunity to do my research under the topic of Numerical Evaluation of Inner Diaphragm Behavior in Plate-to-Box Column Connection, by using finite element analysis. During this exchange, I gained more opportunities to learned everything news from different country and culture, communication, group work and structural design.