INVITATION ONLY
This event is invitation only. If you are interested in being added to the guest list, please complete our Register of Interest form
We are running our second annual networking and training event for all Amazon Future Engineer bursary awardees.
The event will bring together our current three cohorts of the award who can build their networks, both inside and outside of their cohorts, deep connections, which will serve them throughout university and into future careers. Thursday evening, the Awardees will be joined by Amazon representatives, Fellows and other supporters of the award.
Programme*
Thursday 20 June
| 6.30pm | Arrival and registration |
| 7.00pm | Panel discussion followed by a Q&A |
| 7.45pm | Dinner and networking |
| 9.30pm | End of day one |
*programme subject to change
Venue and accessibility
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Beth Fitzpatrick
Dr Amina Hamoud
Dr Andrew Clark
Dr Andrew Clark is Executive Director, Product, at the Royal Academy of Engineering, the UK’s national academy for engineering and technology. He is responsible for ensuring the Academy’s products meet user needs efficiently and effectively. He oversees the Academy’s Enterprise Hub, Research and Invention Fellowships, and Skills Centre, as well as related activities and the Academy’s funding relationship with government. Before starting at the Academy in 2016, he worked at UCL and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, primarily around multidisciplinary research funding programmes. He has a doctorate in philosophy of science from the University of Oxford and taught philosophy at Balliol College, Oxford, and the Open University.