Engineers Without Borders UK

Engineers Without Borders UK, which is leading a movement to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering, has launched the 2020/21 cycle of the Engineering for People Design Challenge in partnership with Engineers Without Borders South Africa and Engineers Without Borders USA.

Engineers Without Borders UK, part of an international movement putting global responsibility at the heart of engineering, has announced the UK and Ireland winners of the Engineering for People Design Challenge 2020.

A team of second year students from Leeds Beckett University has won the grand Engineering for People Design Challenge prize, with their idea for a women’s community hub built of locally sourced natural and affordable materials. The annual competition is organised by Engineers Without Borders UK, a charity dedicated to inspiring the engineering community to serve all people and our planet better than ever before.

Engineers Without Borders UK has officially launched the 2018-19 Engineering for People Design Challenge. The competition, which takes place at more than 30 Universities in the UK and Ireland, involves more than 6500 engineering undergraduates and helps them develop their skills in regards to how engineering can address real world problems and how to communicate in an engaging way.