Project Details
Description
The Visiting Professor (VP) program at Teesside University is thoughtfully designed to cultivate highly skilled
engineering professionals ready to excel in today’s dynamic workforce. By integrating an interdisciplinary
curriculum that includes technical engineering alongside social sciences, economics, policy, and
environmental studies, the program broadens students' perspectives on the societal implications of
engineering. This curriculum is enriched with ethics-focused courses and practical projects in various socioeconomic
contexts, sharpening students’ abilities to apply their knowledge effectively while considering diverse
societal elements. Such experiences are critical for nurturing innovative, socially responsible, and
economically viable solutions. The program’s commitment to problem-based and project-based learning
further develops students’ critical thinking and practical problem-solving skills, which are crucial in the modern
job market. Additionally, by making engineering education accessible to students from underrepresented
backgrounds, the program enhances the diversity and inclusiveness of the engineering community, fostering
collaborative skills and cultural competence that are essential in a globalized world. These elements
collectively ensure that graduates are adaptable professionals equipped to address complex challenges,
significantly enhancing their employability.
engineering professionals ready to excel in today’s dynamic workforce. By integrating an interdisciplinary
curriculum that includes technical engineering alongside social sciences, economics, policy, and
environmental studies, the program broadens students' perspectives on the societal implications of
engineering. This curriculum is enriched with ethics-focused courses and practical projects in various socioeconomic
contexts, sharpening students’ abilities to apply their knowledge effectively while considering diverse
societal elements. Such experiences are critical for nurturing innovative, socially responsible, and
economically viable solutions. The program’s commitment to problem-based and project-based learning
further develops students’ critical thinking and practical problem-solving skills, which are crucial in the modern
job market. Additionally, by making engineering education accessible to students from underrepresented
backgrounds, the program enhances the diversity and inclusiveness of the engineering community, fostering
collaborative skills and cultural competence that are essential in a globalized world. These elements
collectively ensure that graduates are adaptable professionals equipped to address complex challenges,
significantly enhancing their employability.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 1/10/24 → 31/08/27 |
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