Introduction from our branch president
A warm welcome to the new online home of Strathclyde Engineers Without Borders!
Over the coming weeks and months we'll be adding content about our current activities such as school outreach, training events, fundraising, summer placements, our Ghana design project and more. If you'd like to find out what's coming up check out our events calendar or if you fancy coming to see what we're all about don't hesitate to get in touch!
Branch meetings will be held every Monday at 17:00 in room M329 James Weir Buidling, University of Strathclyde
Notice Board
Forum: Our forum is up! To get there just click the link in the top right of the page. Anyone wanting to be moderators just sign up and send me (WebMonkey) a message
EWB summer placements: For anyone interested in applying for summer placements there will be a meeting on Wednesday Feb 3rd in James Weir (M406). EWB-UK offers summer placements lasting from 3 to 12 months, you could go to India, Ecuador, Sri Lanka and more. So if you're interested just come along! For more information go to EWB UK
Outreach success!: Glasgow city council has posted up photos and a little feedback about our Outreach team's recent visit to King's Park High School. You can read more about it here.
Recent News
Water for the World at King Parks High School:
On the 8th of December our Outreach team ran the Water for the World workshop for the first time. Check our Outreach page to find out more
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EWB Strathclyde Announces International Development Conference:
From 26th to 28th February, EWB Strathclyde will be hosting a weekend long conference focusing on sustainable international
development work. The conference will give young engineering students and graduates a hands-on opportunity to examine
problems facing developing countries today and in the future.
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Wind Turbine Build off: Following the success of our build off, we received a mention in sgurr energyou can see ity's November newsletter!
Ian Irvine, Founder of SgurrEnergy was invited by Engineers Without Borders UK to judge a wind turbine build-off competition.
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