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Last week’s General Election outcome has prompted a backlash from manufacturing businesses and calls for the government to re-think its Brexit strategy, says Caroline Milton.
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Our Secret Engineer harks back to an era of engineering and science television that didn’t talk down to its viewers
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We’re pleased to reveal the results of The Engineer’s 2017 Salary Survey (published in partnership with specialist technical recruiter CBS Butler)
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Positivity over pay levels is tempered by concerns over skills, diversity and Brexit in The Engineer’s 2017 salary survey
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The next major chapter in Bloodhound’s story is set to take place in Cornwall on October 26th, when the record-chasing car makes its first ever public run.
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The head Britain’s first ‘Faculty on the Factory Floor’ will urge more manufacturers to create industry-ready graduates when he delivers his keynote address at Subcon.
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The Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) has claimed that the ‘very different’ stances of the main political parties on Brexit will have a knock-on effect for the UK’s scientific future.
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Lindsley Ruth, CEO RS Components, has no doubt that Britain can meet the challenge of inspiring and nurturing young engineering talent, providing we work together.
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Changing security threats and global instability has increased the need for skilled engineers in the defence industry.
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Unless you’ve been on the moon for the past few years you can’t fail to have noticed the on-going saga of the UK’s engineering skills problem.
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67% of manufacturers worried that skills shortage will affect their business
The UK manufacturing industry is calling on government to step up and do more to encourage young people to consider engineering as a career and, thereby, help to close the ongoing skills gap.
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Sara Killelay joined Icon Aerospace Technology in September 2016 after graduating from Lincoln University.
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The use of the word “engineer” to describe anyone even vaguely technical rankles, but an assumption that engineers can make or fix anything is equally irritating writes the Secret Engineer.
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Stansted and Harlowe College have announced plans for a new £11m technical skills college to be situated at the Essex airport, northeast of London.
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A government review of energy policy in 2006 gave the green light to a new generation of nuclear power and the UK civil nuclear power industry is experiencing a period of growth, with major energy companies planning to build up to 16GW of new nuclear power capacity by the mid-2020s.
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Without an improved talent pipeline we risk being unable to keep up with the pace of technological change writes Engineering UK Chief Executive Paul Jackson
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is seeking applicants for the second year of its Engineering Horizons Bursary scheme.
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Skilled EU workers, academics and students will be key to driving the post-Brexit engineering economy and government must act quickly to guarantee their status says David Wright, chair of Coventry University’s National Transport Design Centre.
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The UK faces major challenges in dealing with nuclear waste, which means an abundance of opportunity in the industry
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As part of its annual Collaborate To Innovate awards initiative The Engineer magazine is on the look out for the UK’s most inspiring and effective examples of engineering engagement with schools.