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There will be a meeting of volunteers from the RIKT committee to discuss toolkits. This will take place Thursday 16th March at 3pm.

There will be a meeting of the RIKT committee taking place Monday 5th June at 9am.

There will be a meeting of the RIKT committee taking place Wednesday 22nd March at 9.30am.

It will include briefings from two external speakers:

Andrew Clark, Royal Academy of Engineering, will update on the latest on Horizon Europe negotiations and ‘Plan B’ for research funding.
James Coe, Wonkhe, will provide a briefing on the Nurse Review and the new Science & Technology Framework, published by DSIT on behalf of the Government.

There will be a meeting of the Congress 2023 steering group taking place 2nd February 11.00-12.30.

There will be a meeting of the EPC Board taking place 18th July at 10.30.

There will be a meeting of the EPC Board taking place 22nd November at 10.30.

There will be a meeting of the EPC Board taking place 21st March 2023 at 11.15.

Please see ‘Event programme’ tab to download the papers.

There will be a meeting of the RA committee taking place 30th January from 12.00 – 14.00.

Join us as we hear how the shortage of engineers is down to the shortage of Engineering students, which is down to a shortage of teachers. We’ll explore how this impacts student diversity and what Engineering academics can do about it.

This event is free and open to both EPC members and non-members. To register, simply complete the registration form by clicking the ‘Register’ button, below. You may save the details of this event (including the Zoom link) to your calendar by clicking ‘Download to ics/ical’ above.

In partnership with The Department for Education (DfE) and The Institute of Physics (IOP)

Join EPC’s resident sector data expert, Stella Fowler, to introduce the new member-only Data explorer through the lens of new engineering enrolments in 2022.

Every year, the collective results of the exclusive EPC survey give us all a first glance at engineering enrolments long before official data becomes available. Our members have told us that that the data is used in many ways, from enabling individual members and departments to understand their experience relative to the sector, to evidence-based decision making on new courses to offer. In the last couple of years, this insight has been more important than ever.

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