An Introduction to Sustainable Development in the Engineering Curriculum

Roger Penlington, Simon Steiner

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Abstract

This resource was originally created by The Higher Education Academy Engineering Subject Centre. Authored by Roger Penlington and Simon Steiner, the Guide has been updated and is now released by the Centre for Engineering and Design Education at Loughborough University [http://cede.lboro.ac.uk] as an online resource with a companion resource compendium. This guide is intended to stimulate thought and consideration amongst those who: as members of teaching staff, may wish to introduce EngSD into their teaching; as leaders of Engineering programmes, may wish to consider the broader ethos of their curriculum, The guide looks at why and how EngSD is included in the Engineering curriculum and considers embedded versus discrete approaches. It discusses approaches to teaching and learning for EngSD, including examples of EngSD within the curriculum and a 'what next?' section, which points the reader towards further areas of study and practice. As an introduction to EngSD within engineering programmes, this guide does not seek to prescribe courses of action but rather aims to outline the main opportunities, sources of guidance and educational resources which may enable informed debate and decision making.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationLoughborough, UK
PublisherCentre for Engineering and Design Education, Loughborough University
Number of pages38
ISBN (Print)978-1-904804-22-8
Publication statusPublished - 2014

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