Isjcresm: “Engineering Education Transformation for the Future Students”
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The engineering education sector is entering a period of rapid and fundamental change, where the world’s most highly-rated programs would no longer be confined to small boutique programs. The sustainable consumption of resources and climate change adaptation, supporting and investing in engineering education is essential for the improvement of societies. The education and training of future engineers is necessary to develop innovative solutions to these challenges and to improve the quality of life for all.
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