11 September 202610:00 - 15:00 BST
47-58 Bastwick St, London, EC1V 3PS & Online View on Google Maps
Gain practical, real-world insights into evolving engineering education practices
Hear from leading academics and industry experts
Explore how key themes—AI, sustainability and professional competence—are shaping curricula
Take part in interactive, discussion-led sessions, not just presentations
Connect with a collaborative community of peers and partners across academia and industry
Session One: Practice, policy and innovation (hybrid)
Teaching structural engineering in a multi-disciplinary university environment
Embedding globally responsible engineering in curricula
Advancing sustainability as a measurable, quantitative topic in teaching
Session Two: Interactive discussions (in-person) Participate in two facilitated discussion sessions exploring:
Developing and assessing engineering judgement and professional maturity
The effective use of AI while strengthening critical thinking [
Defining the engineering graduate of 2030
Driving change in academia through influence, advocacy and action
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Influence in practice: delivering sustainable, resilient and collaborative outcomes.
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