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Transforming the future of engineering education requires imagination. Over the last two months, change makers participating in our ongoing Systems Change Lab, co-delivered with the Royal Academy of Engineering, have been crafting a collective vision for an engineering curriculum that truly integrates global responsibility.

Join us virtually on Tuesday 16 January, as we reflect on the achievements of 2023 and look ahead at what’s to come in 2024.

2023 has been another BIG year for the Engineers Without Borders movement! Take a look back at our 2023 highlights with our latest Annual Review.

Earlier this month, change makers participating in the Systems Change Lab, co-delivered with the Royal Academy of Engineering, shared their insights on navigating the complex landscape of educational reform in the UK.

In October, student Chapters from across the UK came together for Building Community Leaders 2023. Explore how the day unfolded and what’s to come for the student Chapter network.

We’re delighted to welcome Mathew Riley and Paul Skerry to the Board of Trustees to help drive our 2021-2030 strategy.

Incoming Trustee, Paul Skerry, shares his journey into engineering and reflects on the barriers young people still face when it comes to pursuing a career in the sector.

We sat down with incoming Chair of the Board of Trustees, Mathew Riley, to learn more about his experience and hopes for the Engineers Without Borders UK movement.

On Friday 15 September, 50+ change makers from 20 universities came together to explore how to embed global responsibility in engineering degrees, as part of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Engineers Without Borders UK’s first Systems Change Lab.