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STEM Education Engagement

At UCL Engineering, we aim to create an ethos where engineering is seen as intrinsically worthwhile and relevant to young people from all walks of life and, above all, is truly inclusive.

Engineering Kids' Futures - Parliamentary Report

UCL x BADU Bridging the Gap programme wins Inclusion Programme of the Year

50.50 Engineering Engagement Strategy featured as best practice in UKRI report

Find out more about how we work, what we do and how you and/or those you work with can get involved, from the programmes we run to our ethos and approach to engaging young people with engineering. 

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50.50 Engineering Engagement Strategy

Discover our equitable and holistic approach to engineering education engagement, which underpins all our work.

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Our programmes

Our programmes for children, young people, and their teachers and advisers are designed to support access to and attainment and progression in STEM, at all levels. 

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Useful links and resources

We've compiled a list of STEM education websites, activities and resources we love, and a directory of useful UCL pages, for learners and teachers of STEM. 

Books for Curious Minds and Budding Engineers

Do you have a budding engineer in the family? Here is a list of some of our favourite books for introducing children to engineering and STEM.

 

Meet the Future You

Find out what kind of engineer you could be with the Meet the Future You quiz.

Neon Futures

Introduce your primary or secondary students to future STEM careers, raise their aspirations and explore the excitement of engineering and technology through Neon's brilliant activities, inspiring case studies and supportive resources.