Using Space Technologies to Engage Undergraduate and Pre-University students in Practical Skills Demonstration
Hosted by the University of Bristol
About
From the speaker: "During my time at university, I have made it my mission to make others passionate about space exploration, especially in the engineering field. Using the skills learnt in my degree and through my work in UoBSat I have encouraged many fellow students to undertake practical projects within the university, this involves everything from satellite design projects to developing Bristol’s first liquid rocket engine. In this talk, I detail using space as an engagement tool and the power practical projects have on undergraduate study.
I will also go over the use of teaching space electronics design and how bringing space examples into a class can give a unique insight into real-world applications.
Finally, I will detail my extremely interesting journey from BTEC student to PhD student and all the interesting work I have completed along the way."
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Continuing Professional Development
This event can contribute towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours as part of the IET's CPD monitoring scheme.
15 May 2024
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Reasons to attend
Queens Building Room QB1.18
University of Bristol
University Walk
Bristol
BS8 1TR
Parking available on Woodland Road, albeit parking-metered (can pay via RingGo).
Programme
18:30 - refreshments and networking
19:00 - lecture starts, followed by questions
20:30 - finish (or you can hang around for more networking!)