The European Conventions for Engineering Deans (ECED) an annual networking event organised by the European Society for Engineering Education (SEFI) and a local SEFI intuitional member.

It brings together Deans, Heads of Department and Directors of Education from all over Europe to meet and to discuss, in depth, common issues in higher engineering education, including to:

- Discuss innovation and governance
- Share experiences in a professional, peer environment
- Identify solutions to problems
- Build up a network with peers in different European countries
- Incentivise professionalism in higher engineering education 
- continue our university leadership dialogue

More details about the convention can be found at https://www.sefi.be/activities/events/european-convention-for-engineering-deans/

Please see https://sefideans2024.sites.sheffield.ac.uk/sponsorship for the details of the sponsorship packages.

The European Conventions for Engineering Deans (ECED) an annual networking event organised by the European Society for Engineering Education (SEFI) and a local SEFI intuitional member.

It brings together Deans, Heads of Department and Directors of Education from all over Europe to meet and to discuss, in depth, common issues in higher engineering education, including to:

- Discuss innovation and governance
- Share experiences in a professional, peer environment
- Identify solutions to problems
- Build up a network with peers in different European countries
- Incentivise professionalism in higher engineering education 
- continue our university leadership dialogue

More details about the convention can be found at https://www.sefi.be/activities/events/european-convention-for-engineering-deans/

A conference to explore the learning that happens when students get hands-on in workshops and laboratories.

A conference hosted by The University of Sheffield for educators looking to share their experience of innovation in practical teaching and academic leaders considering how to revitalise practical teaching within their curriculums.  It will explore the learning and teaching that happens when students get hands on with tools and equipment.