...but a somewhat different situation in university recruitment of engineering professors in the US compared with the UK...
Purdue University plans to hire more than 100 new engineering professors and boost engineering enrolment by 10 percent over the next five years to help move the school to the...
Messages about maths education and the contribution of engineering to the economy are the same over the pond...
One of the aerospace industry's most respected leaders said Wednesday that government and industry badly need to take steps to reform the U.S. education system to dramatically boost teaching of...
US study shows that people who majored in engineering had the highest earnings of any bachelorās degree field
The field of bachelorās degree makes a considerable difference in a college graduateās annual earnings, according to 2011 American Community Survey (ACS) data released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Engineering Professors' Council Annual Congress 2008
The Engineering Professors' Council Annual Congress 2008 was held at Warwick University from 1st to 2nd April.
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: Research and innovation in the UK - increasing the commercialisation of research and the impact of European reforms
As the Government concludes its National Curriculum review, this Westminster Higher Education Forum seminar focuses on the content of the new curriculum for Design and Technology (D&T) for each Key...
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: Reviewing the new Design and Technology Curriculum
As the Government concludes its National Curriculum review, this Westminster Higher Education Forum seminar focuses on the content of the new curriculum for Design and Technology (D&T) for each Key...
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: Open access research and the future for academic publishing
Bringing together key stakeholders - including academics and university leaders, the publishing industry, science-based businesses, research councils and other research-funding organisations - with policymakers, this Westminster Higher Education Forum seminar...
Built in Britain: has Britain finally rediscovered its great tradition of epic engineering?
Victorian Britain was famous for its magnificent feats of engineering, but over a century later our once groundbreaking systems are aged and creaking. In this two part series, Evan Davis...
International Student Recruitment: Understanding and Complying with the Points Based Immigration System
International Student Recruitment: Understanding and Complying with the Points Based Immigration System Central London Monday 12th November 2012 Event Detailsā Websiteā Register to Attend Earlier this year, new measures designed...
Engineering Professors' Council Annual Congress 2009
The Engineering Professors Council Annual Congress 2009 was held at Heriot Watt University between the 21st and 22nd April.
Engineering Professors' Council Annual Congress 2010
The Engineering Professors Council Annual Congress 2010 was held at Loughborough University between the 13th and 14th April.
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: the way forward for STEM subjects for higher education
Timed to follow both the House of Lords Science and Technology Sub-Committee Inquiry and subsequent Government response, delegates will look at the quality and content of STEM degree programmes; how...
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: the way forward for graduate employability
Bringing together key policymakers with stakeholders - including university leaders and careers advice staff, graduate recruiters and social mobility groups - this seminar will provide an opportunity to consider how...
Westminster Higher Education Forum event: The Future for Post-graduate education
As Government implements the recommendations of Sir Adrian Smith's March 2010 review, this timely seminar focuses on the future of post-graduate education in the UK, at both Master's and doctoral...
Royal Academy of Engineering publishes report...
...on the importance of engineering skills to the economy.Ā Read it here: Jobs and growth: the importance of engineering skills to the UK.