INVITATION ONLY
If you have any questions, please contact Siobhan Silas, Education and Skills Policy Officer at Royal Academy of Engineering, at [email protected] and Emma Crichton, Head of Engineering at Engineers Without Borders UK, at [email protected].
Empowering engineers with the skillsets to address the challenges created by climate change requires adapting both the technological and philosophical frameworks used in engineering education.
This goal has been the subject of a programme of work at the Royal Academy of Engineering which aims to transform undergraduate engineering education – what is taught and how – to embed global responsibility (sustainability and wider ethical and inclusive practice) across all engineering courses in the UK.
The focus of this Systems Change Lab co-hosted by the Royal Academy of Engineering and Engineers without Borders UK will be to explore, with leading representatives and shapers of engineering higher education, both the need and the opportunity to embed global responsibility as a central feature within engineering degree courses.
Programme
9.30am | Arrivals and coffee |
10.00am |
Welcome and Keynote addresses
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10.45am |
Workshop 1 - Visioning workshop Where are we now and where do we need to be? Co-creating strategic initiatives to reshape engineering education. |
11.30am | Break |
11.45am |
Workshop 2 - Analysing our context What is the change needed? Problem statement deep dive. |
12.40pm | Lunch |
1.30pm |
Presentation: What can we do? Overview of existing change initiatives and a proposal for future Systems Change Lab engagements |
2.00pm |
Workshop 3 – Action Planning Planning out the next steps for participants and for the Systems Change Lab as a collective. |
4.00pm | Sharing actions, feedback and closing remarks. |
4.15pm | Event ends |
*Programme subject to change
Venue and accessibility
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