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Schemes for Undergraduates
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Engineering Leadership Advanced Award Scheme for Undergraduates (formerly Engineering Leadership Awards), Best Programme
A programme to provide
support and motivation to some of the most
exceptional engineering undergraduates in UK
universities.
The objective of these
Awards is to allow ambitious, inspiring
engineering undergraduates, those who want to
become leadership role models for the next
generation of engineers, to undertake an
accelerated personal development programme. They
will get the opportunity to acquire the skills
needed to fulfil their potential, moving into an
engineering leadership position soon after
graduation.
The Awards provide
motivation and mentoring support for some of the
most exceptional engineering undergraduates in
UK universities. Awards worth up to £5,000 per
student are made to provide MEng students, over
three years, with carefully planned training and
experience, which would otherwise have been
unavailable to them.
Applications for the 2007/2008 awards have now closed, but applications for the 2008/2009 awards will open in autumn 2008.
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Engineering Leadership Standard Award Scheme for Undergraduates (formerly the Undergraduate Programme), Best Programme
The programme is designed
to encourage university students to further
develop their interest in engineering as a
career through a series of activities. In 2008
the activities are comprised of:
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Personal Development
Courses - WILD1 and WILD2
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NCGE/RAEng Flying Start
Rally
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RedR/RAEng course: “So you
think you want to be a Relief Worker”
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Renewable Energy
Technologies Course
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Any recognised
Professional Development Course, Conference or
Seminar in Engineering
The programme is open only
to students who have participated in one or more
of the Best Programme's pre-university schemes:
Young Engineers, Smallpeice Trust, Engineering
Education Scheme, Headstart and the Year in
Industry. Invitations to join the Engineering
Leadership Standard Awards Scheme are sent out
automatically in the year that students commence
their engineering degree at university.
For more information on either of the above schemes, please email Sandra Palmer
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