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EAN Congress 2024: engineers for the future

Registration is now open for the event in the EPC calendar. As always, we offer an impressive line-up of speakers and bring you an array of sessions and panels to inform and inspire you. Watch this space for speaker announcements. Our Annual Congress Dinner will be held at the National Museum...

All In For Engineering: Co-designing a neuro-inclusive future

We believe that an inclusive and positive university experience for neurodiverse engineering students is fair, healthy, and what the engineering profession – and society – needs. Universities and engineering faculties have varying responses to the needs of their neurodiverse students, from the legally dubious to those which allow individuals to...

Welcome to the EPC’s new Sustainability Toolkit

The EPC has introduced a major new initiative to ensure the engineers of tomorrow can rise to the challenges of the climate emergency: The Sustainability Toolkit, produced with support from the Royal Academy of Engineering and Siemens. EPC President, Prof John Mitchell invites you to explore.

Why did you decide to be an engineer?

The inspiring keynote from 3rd year Chemical Engineering student Kayley Thacker that took the Royal Academy of Engineering by storm at the launch of Engineers 2030 and the EPC's own Sustainability Toolkit.

Blog: There are no foreign lands. It is the traveller only who is foreign.

Mike Murray, [Senior Teaching Fellow in Construction Management], discusses how he developed and implemented a teaching resource in the Sustainability Toolkit, and what he’s learned from integrating it into his modules over the years.

Maths for Engineering: Do T levels add up?

Read the findings of the EPC's research project into the suitability of the Maths content of T levels as a pathway into engineering

We want you! Become an Ethics Ambassador

Join our new Ethics Ambassadors community!

Enterprise Collaboration toolkit

Welcome to the EPC’s Enterprise Collaboration toolkit – formerly known as the Crucible Project. Here you will find EPC’s landmark project supporting university and industry collaboration in engineering by showcasing and sharing the keys to success.