The Universities Accord is a blueprint for increasing the Australian talent pool for engineering
A milestone engineering education agreement promises to get more engineers with tertiary qualifications working in the industry.
Tag: engineering education
The next generation: Why aren’t more high-school students embracing engineering?
High-school students are regarded as the most environmentally conscious generation, but declining rates of engineering education are cause for concern.
There’s more to engineering than construction and infrastructure
Failing to engage the diverse range of students that can enrich engineering will only harm the profession. The iSTEM program ...
The TAC Safe System: engineering zero road deaths by 2050
The Safe System approach to road safety reshapes how we design and manage transport networks to achieve the goal of ...
In conversation: High-school students and a leading water engineer
In a new video, Sydney high schoolers discuss with a leading water engineer what they think engineers do and what ...
How micro-credentials are steering engineers towards a greener future
Micro-credentials have an important role to play in equipping the workforce of tomorrow, especially when it comes to fulfilling Australia's ...
How two engineers unlocked career potential with the right engineering Masters program
RMIT’s engineering Masters programs are distinguished by their strategic blend of foundational theoretical knowledge and highly valued, industry-relevant skills.
Why continuing education is a way of life for this engineer
A deep dive into the career of Emerging Engineering Associate of the Year Laura Miranda and her advocacy in STEM ...
3 ways to solve engineering education challenges
The Australian Universities Accord is a fantastic step forward to strengthen engineering. But Engineers Australia has more strategies for long-lasting ...
World-first fusion device powers student education
The first ever nuclear fusion device entirely designed and operated by students will be constructed at the University of New ...
