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If we want to secure a diverse and representative workforce of the future, we need to start with inspiring collaboration across the engineering community, says Melanie Washington, Director of Engagement Projects at EngineeringUK.
More technological expertise, environmental knowledge, adaptability, and knowledge of how to use new equipment are all abilities that engineers must now acquire.These changes and new technology considerably aid the advancement of careers and job performance, and project prospects are becoming much more creative.As a result, Prof Stephen Jobson Mitchual, Dean of the School of Graduate
EngineeringUK Chief Executive Dr Hilary Leevers considers how much engineering outreach activity is needed to give all young people a good chance of choosing an engineering career.
Maritime UK partnered with EngineeringUK as part of The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code to address the maritime sector’s future workforce skills and shared commitment to increase the number and diversity of young people entering engineering careers. Part of this included Maritime UK, BAE Systems and EngineeringUK taking part in an online conversation where they talked about ...