Emerging Trends, Approaches And Challenges In Engineering Education In The UK

Stella Fowler; Ines Direito; Kate Bellingham; John Mitchell

doi:10.21427/mrcs-9t98

Emerging Trends, Approaches And Challenges In Engineering Education In The UK

Stella Fowler, Ines Direito, Kate Bellingham, John Mitchell

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Worldwide, engineering educators are searching for approaches, pedagogies and change strategies to develop programmes that will equip their graduates to be successful engineers, effective engineering leaders and catalysts for social 1 S. Fowler, [email protected] development. In the UK, focus largely rests on new pathway initiatives and new Higher Education (HE) institutions. There is little shared understanding of the established sector’s evolution from a maths and science heavy curricula to the innovative and world-leading models of engineering education found in the UK HE sector today.

Original language	English
Journal	European Society for Engineering Education (SEFI)
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/mrcs-9t98
Publication status	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

engineering educators
approaches
pedagogies
change strategies
programmes
successful engineers
engineering leaders
social development
pathway initiatives
Higher Education
UK HE sector
maths and science heavy curricula
innovative models
world-leading models

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