Congress 2010
The 2010 Congress was held at Loughborough University between the 13th and 14th April.
The themes were Incentivising Excellence, Internationalisation and Funding and the Congress dinner was held at The National Space Centre, Leicester.
Professor Shirley Pearce (Loughborough University): Loughborough University/Business Interactions
Sami Benyahia (Ipsos): The Student Experience
Dr Alison Hodge (QuinetiQ): Business engagement with universities – meeting mutual needs
Annette Cashmore (University of Leicester): Incentivising Teaching Excellence
Anthony McClaran (QAA): Academic Standards
Professor Sir William Wakeman (Royal Academy of Engineering): Engineering Graduates for Industry
Chris Millward (HEFCE): The Future Funding Model
David Bott (Technology Strategy Board): The Importance of Impact
Professor Denise Bower (University of Leeds): Academic Competency
Keith Sharp (UUK): International Engagement
Michael Peak (British Council): Engineering a career
Professor Neil Halliwell (Loughborough University): Welcome
Phillipa Hemmings (EPSRC): Funding for Engineering
Richard Shearman (Engineering Council): International Standards for Engineering Education
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