The National Centre for Universities and Businesses (NCUB) has launched ‘Talent 2050: Engineering skills and education for the future’, a UK-wide study looking to inform thinking on the needs of engineering and digital education and skills systems into the middle of the century.

Phase 1 of the project looked at the issues around current and future engineering skills development and a report of its findings will be published on 7^th November, with copies available on www.ncub.co.uk.

NCUB is now organising Phase 2 of the project, running a series of workshops across the country looking at how technological change will affect and shape future engineering skills needs.

The workshops:

• 9-11 am 21 November, London South Bank University
• 9-11 am 27 November, Barclays Birmingham Office
• 5-7pm 27 November, Southampton Solent University
• 9 -11 am 29 November, Barclays Cardiff Office

NCUB is keen to have a diverse collection of voices across the workshops. If you would like to express an interest in attending any of the above, please email Paul Jackson, at paul.jackson@jasia.co.uk