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Julia Bregulla, TEDI-London, and Emma Crichton, Engineers Without Borders UK, sit down to discuss the changes required to ensure engineers are equipped to meet global challenges.

Members are invited to join us virtually on Monday 16 January as we reflect on 2022 and look ahead to what is to come in 2023.

Watch back the latest instalment of our Constructive Conversations series – Mind the Gap! – a panel discussion exploring the current skills crisis in engineering.

Drawing on the experience of engineers working in the built environment sector, our latest report explores the extent to which global responsibility is embedded in engineering practice.

With research indicating a major skills gap in engineering, Dr Jonathan Truslove investigates how we can ensure current and future workforces are equipped with the crucial skills required to meet global challenges.

How can we empower engineers to bridge the gulf between principles and practice and shape the industry from within? A student from the University of Warwick explores this question and more in our latest thought piece.

As electric vehicles move into the mainstream, are we doing enough to build truly inclusive transport systems?

Join us on Thursday 24 November at 13:00-13:45 (GMT) for the next instalment of our Constructive Conversations series, as we explore the changes we need to see in education and industry to address the sustainability skills gap.

Learn about Research & Development Without Borders, the latest organisation to be delivering the Engineering for People Design Challenge across Cameroon.