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Our guidance for anyone considering using their engineering expertise in the response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Now more than ever alliances are being formed across sectors to fulfil the needs of society, but this is not the first time medicine and engineering have worked in tandem to save lives.

We are doing everything we can to deliver business as usual and we are committed to continuously reviewing what more we can do as a movement to ensure engineering is focused on serving all people and the planet better than ever before, including during this global pandemic. 

Kicking off on Friday 3 April, we’ll be reflecting on what’s been happening in universities up and down the country over the past year and will give you the tools to plan for the next year. Join us!

To mark International Women’s Day, we’re highlighting the importance of gender inclusivity in engineering design and how user centred practices address this. 

To mark the inaugural World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development we are considering the impact of our design challenges on the future of engineering.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we’ve made a few changes to this event.

Last year we asked our community to complete a survey to help shape our movement and ultimately the sector as a whole. Find out how we are acting on your responses!

To mark National Apprenticeship Week, we consider another route into STEM by learning about the experiences of two former STEM apprentices.