A new study by Monash University learning analytics researchers presents key considerations for generative AI (GenAI) educational tools so they are carefully developed to…
Author: Paige West
Apprenticeships to be allocated UCAS Tariff points in 2025
The aim of this new initiative is to ensure students are aware of all the pathways available into higher education. It forms part of…
UCAS releases undergraduate end of cycle data for 2024
UCAS end of cycle data for 2024 shows the number of UK 18-year-olds accepted to university or college is up 2.9% on last year’s…
New statue unveiled on National Engineering Day
A striking new statue has been unveiled in central London of a Macclesfield-based woman engineer. Not encased in traditional bronze or marble but in…
Circuit Showdown: a design battle like no other
Mouser Electronics, in collaboration with eeDesignIt, presents Circuit Showdown, a design competition that brings aspiring engineers together for a one-of-a-kind showdown. In this thrilling…
Top tips for landing a tech job at Google
Securing a job at Google is a dream for many, given the company’s reputation as a leader in innovation, its competitive benefits, and the…
University incubators and startups: engineering the future
The landscape of higher education, particularly in the field of engineering, has seen significant transformations over the past few decades. One of the most…
New life science facility in London’s Knowledge Quarter
The completion of MAYDE, located at 5-10 Brandon Road, marks a significant milestone in the development of a new life science facility within London's…
NMITE university project announces new £3.5 million gift
Herefordshire’s university project, the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE), has secured a significant charitable donation to support its expansion. The Charles…
Arm engineers win prestigious Academy award
Six engineers from the Arm Architecture Formal Team have been honoured with this year’s Colin Campbell Mitchell Award by the Royal Academy of Engineering.…