Congress 2002
The 2002 Congress was held at Durham University between the 25th and 27th March.
| The I Eng Working Group – EPC Output Standards Project | Dr Robin Acheson | Sheffield Hallam University |  |
| The Future needs of Engineering | Ann Bailey | Head of Education and Skills, EEF | |
| Overview of Government HE policy | Dr Nick Sanders | Director for HE, DfES | Â |
| Are EPC and QAA Benchmaks consistent with SARTOR | Ian Freeston | HE Adviser, Engineering Council | Â |
| The Journey – from Engineering Council to the Engineering and Technology Board | Dr Robert Hawley | Taylor Woodrow | Â |
| HEFCE Strategic Issues | Â |
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| Compatability between QAA Subject benchmark statement and EPC Graduate Output Standard | Roger Johnson | University of Warwick | Â |
| The EPC Engineering Graduate Output Standard – Assessment of Complex Outcomes | David Muir Woord | University of Bristol | Â |
| Engineering our Future | Graham Nicholls | Campaign Director, CPE | |
| Support for Research in the Engineering Continuum | Professor John O’Reilly | Chief Executive, EPSRC | |
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