Así es estudiar INGENIERÍA CIVIL y trabajar en GEOTECNIA en el Perú

Did you know that civil engineering goes far beyond bridges and buildings? In this episode of Vocacción, I speak with Elva Alavedra, a civil engineer from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP) and a geotechnical specialist with extensive experience in the mining sector. Elva tells us how her vocation, talent, and perseverance led her to a little-explored sector within civil engineering: mining, a highly specialized and well-paid field where women are still a minority. She also shares her experience as a practice leader at PUCP, demonstrating that teaching and industry can go hand in hand. 👉 In this interview, you'll discover: What a civil engineer in mining and geotechnics actually does. What it's like to break into a career dominated by men. The job and salary opportunities offered by the mining sector in Peru. 🎧 If you're thinking about studying Civil Engineering, or want to learn more about geotechnics, mining, and STEM careers, this episode is for you. 📲 Connect with Vocacción Podcast: Contact: [email protected] Instagram:   / vocaccion.podcast   TikTok:   / vocaccion.podcast   #CivilEngineering #Geotechnics #Mining #Vocation #PUCP #Vocation #EngineeringInPeru #STEMCareers #WomenInEngineering Chapters: 0:00 Intro and welcome 01:36 What is Civil Engineering and what does it study? 02:20 What profile do you need to study Civil Engineering? 04:36 The most difficult course in Civil Engineering 05:27 Why did you choose to study Civil Engineering? My Career Story 07:41 How did I discover Geotechnics as a specialty? 09:41 What does the job of a Geotechnical Engineer entail? 12:24 My professional experience as an engineer and head of practice at PUCP 17:11 Where does a civil engineer work? Real-life cases and career opportunities in Peru 21:37 What is the routine of a civil engineer? Is there free time? 24:53 Women in Engineering: My experience in the mining sector 27:23 How much does a civil engineer earn in Peru? Is it a profitable career? 30:09 Do you want to be a civil engineer? Listen to this message