Do you want to help protect the environment, create new tech or influence how your world is designed?

FUTURE ENGINEERS

Engineering needs people like you to help transform lives and communities! As the ‘E’ in STEM, engineering is the creative, real-world application of science, technology and maths. It is a rewarding, respected and future-proofed profession with opportunities that are only going to increase in number. Whatever your route in, with the right interest and skills, engineering could be the place for you. Take a closer look at how you could make a difference as an engineer.

Do you like working through a problem and finding solutions in everyday life?

Do you have a brain that is inquisitive and a heart that cares?

ROUTES INTO ENGINEERING

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Happy International Women's Day #IWD

Female engineers are changing the way we travel. Using creative solutions to solve real problems, they’re making our transport safer and cleaner. Ahead of #IWD we spoke to female engineers working on different transport modes, from aviation to rail and all in between, to find out more about them – how they got into engineering and how they’re shaping the world around us.

Meet Shayma: a Technical Engineer at Boeing who wants to encourage more young girls to help make a difference and consider a career in engineering.

Yusuf interview: What were you like as a teenager?

I definitely had some curiosity in me! I was quite hands-on and creative. Art was by far my favourite subject at school and early on that’s where I found I could express myself the most.

I wasn’t particularly good at maths or physics but my folks encouraged me towards a more ‘traditional’ profession like engineering, law or medicine. So I did my undergraduate degree in mechanical design, materials and manufacturing engineering – but to be honest I was more excited about playing basketball at Nottingham!

It was only later, during my Master’s at the Royal College of Art, when I realised the potential of engineering.

Richard is Born to Engineer. Are you?

Richard Browning grew up making model aeroplanes with his aeronautical engineer father. Inspired, he now is taking flight engineering and technology to the next level.

Using the inherent capabilities of the human brain as a flight control computer, he’s designed and built the world’s most advanced body-controlled flight suit.

Want to help shape the future?

From the shoes you wear and the phone in your hand, through to the music you listen to and the games you play, engineering is at the heart of everything. It brings ideas to life and turns dreams into reality.

Whether you’re into sports, beats, fashion, festivals, trainers or tech, there’s a place in engineering for you.

Meet the engineers at This is Engineering.