Engineering matters. It underpins our daily lives, drives economic growth, plays a critical role in addressing major societal challenges and helps ensure our readiness for the future, from providing a sustainable supply of food, water and clean energy, to advancing healthcare, and keeping us safe and secure.
As the UK’s national academy for engineering and technology, the Royal Academy of Engineering brings together the most talented and successful engineers – our Fellows – to advance and promote excellence in engineering for the benefit of society.
We are excited that Research Programme Managers from the Royal Academy of Engineering will be visiting BU on Wednesday 15th May to provide an overview of:
- Who they are
- Their remit
- Types of funding offered
- Their decision-making processes
- Time frames and planning a Royal Academy of Engineering application.
This will help our academics to learn more about the Royal Academy of Engineering, its remit and the type of funding offered, and will help them determine whether or not the Royal Academy of Engineering is an appropriate funder for their research projects.
To attend the presentation and lunch, please book here.
Please contact Alex Pekalski or Theresa McManus if you have any queries.
Royal Academy of Engineering – visiting BU on 15th May 2019










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