Quanser Café

In this episode, we hear from two brilliant female leaders in engineering education. Prof. Dr Paloma Diaz and Dr Jane Goodyer discuss how universities can bridge the skills gap by integrating lifelong learning and professional skills to prepare students and mid-career engineers for a tech-driven world.

In this episode we’re back with Prof. Dr. Paloma Diaz, Prof. Euan Lindsey, and Dr. Gerhard Muller to explore how simulations and digital twins are reshaping the way we train engineers to tackle the complex challenges of tomorrow.

In this episode, we welcome Prof. Euan Lindsay to discuss how tailored and problem-based learning transforms engineering education. By engaging students with real-world design challenges, fostering teamwork, and embracing iterative learning, we explore ways to build resilience, interdisciplinary skills, and adaptability - preparing students to navigate the complexities of modern engineering.

In Episode 3, Dr. Yannis Yortsos, Dr. Ken Ball, and Dr. Gerhard Müller are back to help unpack the possibilities and challenges of interdisciplinary learning and why it’s so important for preparing the next generation of engineers.

Episode 2, the podcast explores the role of AI in engineering education, with educators discussing how current programs often fall short in preparing students for complex modern technologies. The episode emphasizes the importance of adapting engineering education to meet these evolving demands.

In the debut episode of Season 2, Dr. Ken Ball (Dean, George Mason University), Dr. Gerhard Müller (Senior VP, TU Munich), Dr. Paloma Díaz (Dean, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), and Dr. Yannis Yortsos (Dean, USC) are discussing on the future of engineering education. They explore topics like cybersecurity engineering, AI in learning, and the importance of interdisciplinary skills in today’s workforce.