Lead Institution: University of Exeter
Collaborating with: Bournemouth University, Plymouth University
Below you'll find a clip of a university professor's reasoning as to why studying engineering at HE level is a good idea.
Jane Rowe
Project lead, University of Exeter
Christine Keenan
Bournemouth University
Claire Gray
Plymouth University
Dr Barrie Cooper
University of Exeter
Emma Stephenson
University of Exeter
Mitch Berger
University of Exeter
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