Welcome to the Graduate Employability and Recruitment – Case Studies page of EPC’s Crucible Project toolkit. Click here for the toolkit homepage.
This page lists the case studies which come under the Graduate and Employability and Recruitment theme, one of the five themes identified during the the EPC’s landmark 2020 Annual Congress, Industry & Academia: Supercharging the Crucible. On this page you will find case studies focussing on this area from a wide range of HE providers and industry partners:
| Case Study Title | Other Themes/Keywords | Authors |
|---|---|---|
Development of an Authentic Writing Activity with Industry | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Authentic Learning | Dr Becky Selwyn, David Pullinger and Dr Irene Renaud-Assemat |
E21 – ‘Engineering the Future’ at the University of Exeter with a USP of Entrepreneurship and collaboration with Royal Society Entrepreneurs in Residence | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Knowledge exchange, Gold Standard Project Based Learning, EntreComp, 21st Century Skills, Entrepreneur in Residence, Collaboration | Dr Corrina Cory, Nick Russill and Prof Steve Senior |
Development and Implementation of a Collaborative Event to Enhance Graduate Employability | Graduate Outcomes, Employability, Engineering Education | Dr Lisa Simmons, Dr Carl Diver, Dr Gary Dougill, Scott Pepper, Paul Foden and Robin Phillips |
Participation and Belonging to Engineering – an Intersectionality Lens | Research, Science and Social Capitals, Sense of Belonging, Intersectionality, Student Success | Dr Salma Al Arefi |
Re-engineering Education: Pushing the boundaries of Academic-Industrial Partnerships | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Partnerships, Academic, Industry | Bob Tricklebank and Sue Parr |
Emergency Shelter Digital Design Project, A UCL / Multiplex Collaboration | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Civil Engineering Design, Building Information Modelling, BIM, Digital Engineering, Industry, Collaboration | James Ford |
Notre Dame Cathedral Roof Design Project, A UCL / ARUP Collaboration | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Civil Engineering Design, Timber Design, Industry, Collaboration | James Ford |
Revising Approaches for a Joined Up Methodology | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Knowledge exchange, Industry, Engineering, Education, Authenticity, Collaboration | Dr Gareth Thomson, Dr Jakub Sacharkzuk and Paul Gretton |
Newcastle University and brightening the future for the North East | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Universities’ and businesses’ shared role in regional development, Knowledge exchange, Research, Electrification, Collaboration Skills, Newcastle | Prof Matt Boyle OBE |
Sheffield Innovation Programme | Universities’ and businesses’ shared role in regional development, Research, Knowledge Exchange, Innovation, SMEs | Alex Prince and Prof Wayne Cranton |
Connected Curriculum: Partnering Academia and Industry | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Knowledge exchange, Research, Digitalisation, Partnership, Collaboration, Network | Steve Jones, Associate Prof David Hughes, Prof Ion Sucala, Dr Aris Alexoulis and Dr Martino Luis |
Stimulating Growth of an SME to Support Railway Infrastructure | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Universities’ and businesses’ shared role in regional development, Knowledge exchange, Knowledge Transfer Partnership, Design and Innovation, Student Projects, Railway Infrastructure | Prof Simon Barrans, Harvey Kangley, Greg Jones and Mark Newton |
Scholarship, Synergy & Transformational Change: Using Research to Inform Strategy at a Time of Uncertainty | Collaborating with industry for teaching and learning, Research, Transformational Change, Industry-Education Partnerships, Educational Research, Scholarship | Associate Prof Graeme Knowles, Dr Jane Andrews and Professor Robin Clark |
Industrial Digitalisation MSc Students Supporting Regional Development | Universities’ and businesses’ shared role in regional development, PrintCity, industrial digitalisation, 3D printing | Peter Gough and Prof Craig Banks |
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