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EngD student Ellie at Paralympic opening ceremony

(30 August 2012) - IDC in Systems engineering student Ellie Cosgrave starred in last night’s [Wednesday, 29 August] opening ceremony for the Paralympic Games, which took billions of viewers on a journey through the history of science.

Bringing science to the streets

(23 August 2012) - Complicated concepts from the world of engineering, nanoscience and chemistry have been communicated on canvas thanks to postgraduate students from the University of Bristol who contributed to the huge success of See No Evil - the UK's largest permanent street art project.

From science to street art: research comes to life at See No Evil

(8 August 2012) - Postgraduate students from the University of Bristol will be swapping science for spray cans as they bring their research work to life for See No Evil – the UK’s largest permanent street art project.

AEngD to hold launch at Royal Academy of Engineering

(4 July 2012) - The Association of Engineering Doctorates (AEngD) is to hold its official launch event in London at the Royal Academy of Engineering on Thursday 1 November 2012.

EngD to be fast-track towards CEng status

(1 May 2012) - It has been agreed that an accredited EngD, when combined with an accredited Bachelors degree with honours in engineering and technology, will provide the full exemplifying academic qualification for CEng (Chartered Engineer) registration.