Aspiring engineers have the opportunity to apply for a place on a prestigious year-long course to help launch a career in engineering construction. Funded by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) and delivered by 11 colleges and training providers across England
As nominations open for £1m Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering there is a call for the parents of girls to look at engineering differently.
On Tuesday 4 March, nominations will open for the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering which rewards and celebrates the engineers responsible for a ground-breaking innovation in engineering that has been of global benefit to humanity.
The Arkwright Scholarships Trust has made its 2012 award of scholarships for aspiring leaders in engineering. 335 A level scholarships and four undergraduate scholarships were awarded – the largest ever annual number.
The Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) today announced the finalists for the 2012 Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards, celebrating dynamic young women representing the best in engineering and technology.
Boutling Group’s long-term relationship with Environment Agency has been boosted as the engineering solutions provider has been given the opportunity to deliver maintenance services and engineering across additional North-West sites.
A new £400,000 Engineering block is being opened at City of Wolverhampton College to help give students the skills they need to find work. The centre, which opens in September, has been developed with input from local employers, who have helped ensure
Skills minister John Hayes has commended EAL for encouraging employers to take on apprentices and helping to boost the economy by up skilling the industry workforce.The minister of state for further education, skills and lifelong learning was speaking at a parliamentary reception
Last week’s announcement of a new £1m prize for engineering will inspire a future generation of engineers, says Europe’s biggest engineers’ body. Paul Davies, head of policy at the Institution of Engineering and Technology, said: “Engineering affects everyone everywhere in the world
The Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) today announces the winners of its 2011 Achievement Awards. The Faraday Medal, its most celebrated prize, will be awarded to Donald E Knuth, Professor Emeritus at the Computer Science Department, Stanford University and author of
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