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The South African Innovative Engineering Curriculum (IEC) initiative, led by the University of Pretoria and University College London, has been awarded funding by the Lloyd’s Register Foundation.

The graduates from the two courses designed, developed and delivered within this partnership belong to the first ever cohort to study at Newgiza University’s School of Engineering.

Engineering Challenges is an interdisciplinary module undertaken by hundreds of undergraduate students in their first term at UCL. We speak to module leader Fiona Truscott about what makes it work.

Prof John Mitchell has been named an IEEE Fellow in recognition of his leadership in innovative interdisciplinary curricula and engineering education research.

Outstanding staff, students and PGTAs were awarded prizes at the annual CEE-FES Education Awards.

UCL is proud to announce that the Festival of Engineering 2024 has won the 2025 HEIST Award for Best Widening Participation Initiative.

Four UCL Mechanical Engineering colleagues (and one alumnus!) have been successful in the latest round of academic promotions.

The HEIST Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in education marketing.

Two CEE members, Senior Research Fellow Dr Diana Martin, and Honorary Professor Shannon Chance, along with Mircea Tobosaru (University Politehnica of Bucharest) organised a successful 2025 SEFI Ethics Spring Symposium at the end of March in Ireland.

The UCL Centre for Engineering Education’s report for RAEng and the NEPC reviews teaching and learning strategies that support students’ development as professional engineers able to combat the challenges of the future

UCL's Centre for Engineering Education experts from the Integrated Engineering Programme (IEP) will deliver a two-day intensive course which will offer a unique opportunity to gain insights into Engin

Adrian Nat Gentry (they/them) recently visited from Purdue University in West Lafeyette, Indiana, U.S. to conduct research on the Integrated Engineering Program.

On 19-22 February, CEE Senior Research Fellow Diana Adela Martin attended the 34th Annual APPE International Conference to collect her award for her work

Professor Abel Nyamapfene represented the UCL Centre for Engineering Education by delivering an invited talk at the 19th International Conference on Science, Technology, and Education Policy, held in Jiaxing, China, on 20–21 December 2024.

The UCL Centre for Engineering Education had a busy 2024 and have chosen a snapshot of highlights from the year.