The European Society for Engineering Education (SEFI) invites feedback on position paper on engineering skills

SEFI position paper imageSEFI invites comments and feedback on this Position Paper and a longer discussion paper which will be  available at  www.sefi.be  from  October.  Input  will  be  reviewed  by  the  SEFI  Working  Group  on  Engineering  Skills,  chaired  by former EPC Committee member and University of Birmingham Professor of Engineering Kamel  Hawwash.  Members  of  SEFI  interested  in  joining  the  working  group  are  invited  to  contact info@sefi.be.

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