About this Event
The hybrid workshop is part of the British Council-funded Green Horizons project, which is developing and piloting the Green Engineering Innovation and Sustainability Training (GEIST) module, a credit-bearing programme to equip current and future engineers with the skills needed to drive sustainability, low-carbon innovation and Industrial 5.0.
The workshop is hosted by Dr Fideline Tchuenbou-Magaia, MBiochem, MRes, AMIChemE, PhD, PGCert, SFHEA, NEBOSH HSE Cert Process Safety Management
Reader in Green Technology and Founder and Lead of the Wolverhampton Zero Research Group
The event is structured around two complementary sessions:
Session 1: Introduction to Green Engineering and Sustainability Training (GEIST) and Piloting
Introducing the GEIST module and showcasing industry and academic perspectives on green engineering, sustainable technologies, innovation and the skills needed for the future workforce.
Session 2: Inspiring Women in Engineering: Journeys, Challenges, Opportunities Featuring women engineers and professionals sharing their experiences, challenges, achievements and practical advice to inspire the next generation and strengthen women representation in engineering.
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Event venue & nearby stays
University of Wolverhampton, Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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