Contribute a resource to one of our toolkits

The EPC’s Sustainability toolkit is produced in partnership with Siemens and the Royal Academy of Engineering. Here you will find our resource designed to help engineering educators integrate sustainability-related content into teaching.

To contribute a resource to the Sustainability Toolkit see the Get involved page.

The EPC’s Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit was formerly known as the Crucible Project. Here you will find EPC’s landmark project supporting university and industry collaboration in engineering by showcasing and sharing the keys to success.

To contribute a resource to the Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

The EPC’s Engineering Ethics Toolkit is produced in partnership with the Royal Academy of Engineering. Here you will find our resource designed to help engineering educators integrate ethics content into teaching.

To contribute a resource to the Engineering Ethics Toolkit see the Get involved page.

Intellectual Property (IP) in broad terms covers the manifestation of ideas, creativity and innovation in a tangible form. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), the legal forms of IP, helps protect your creativity and innovation.

The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) created a series of resources to help people in universities understand how IP works and applies to them.

To contribute a resource to the Intellectual Property Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

In September 2015 the first university-business co-developed Degree Apprenticeship  programmes, were launched – having been designed and eligible for funding under the government’s new model for apprenticeship training (Apprenticeship Standards), and expected to be resourced via the so called “apprenticeship Levy”. Whilst still at a relatively small scale and early stage, as at March 2016, Apprenticeship Standards are ‘ready for delivery’ at the Degree Apprenticeship level in three discipline areas – two of which are engineering-related.  A further seven are awaiting approval, five of which are engineering-related.

To contribute a resource to the Degree Apprenticeships Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

Our two Placements Toolkits are the result of the research conducted to address the recommendations of the Perkins Review of Engineering Skills and the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Universe of Engineering Report about engineering student’s placements in companies.

To contribute a resource to one of the Placements Toolkits please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

When launching new programmes or reviewing or making changes to existing ones, you’ll need to go through your own institution’s internal validation process (your Registry or similar function will be able to advise on this), as well as considering the Quality Assurance Agency’s subject benchmarks.

To contribute a resource to the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

The Curriculum Development and Teaching Innovation Toolkit contains a range of resources available to support curriculum development and innovation in teaching engineering programmes, with links to some of the engineering education research centres.

To contribute a resource to the Curriculum Development and Teaching Innovation Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

The Leadership and Professional Development Toolkit contains a range of support available to you to support you in the professional and administrative areas of your role as you climb the career ladder.

To contribute a resource to the Leadership and Professional Development Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.

The Recruitment and Admissions Toolkit provides links to a range of resources and information to help university admissions tutors and those working in recruitment and admissions roles. This toolkit has not been updated as yet but has been left here for archive purposes.

To contribute a resource to the Recruitment and Admissions Toolkit please email admin@epc.ac.uk.