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Please note that the first year past lists are now available. A breakdown of results are available on the ESO website as a data reveal page at this link http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/eso/students/study/exams/

We are currently looking to recruit a Software Engineer to join our Technology Practice as an Analyst in our Cambridge Technology Centre.

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Please note that the first year past lists are now available at University House. A breakdown of results are available on the ESO website as a data reveal page at this link http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/eso/students/study/exams/

A breakdown of results are available on the ESO website as a data reveal page at this link: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/eso/students/study/exams/

Please find attached details below of the latest EngD offering from the Manufacturing Technology Centre

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There is no set closing date for applications for this programme, but successful applicants should be available for an October 2013 start.

We have a number of vacancies in Manufacturing Engineering and we are looking for graduates to fill some of them. We are looking for Graduates to submit their CV’s to the address on the bottom of the advert.

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IMPT Research Engineer

n behalf of IABSE British Group and the IStructE Kemp Bequest we are delighted to invite you to IABSE Future of Design 2013- a one day conference at UCL followed by an evening dinner. The event will showcase innovative work by young designers, alongside inspirational presentations from leading figures in engineering and architecture.

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To all ES327 and ES3B1 third year project students.

There have been a number of complaints brought to the ESO regarding marks for ES327 and ES3B1 projects. Please can students note that they cannot appeal a mark given for a piece of work extract from the appeals pages on the Academic Office website;

“……………………..You may not use the appeal procedure simply to dispute the academic judgement of examiners and you may not appeal against marks awarded for individual modules or individual pieces of work (although you may raise any queries about marks with your department in the first instance if you wish).”

If you have a query with your mark then you should see your project supervisor who should be able to give guidance on the mark. The final mark awarded for the project is the moderated mark which has agreed between the project supervisor, second assessor and moderator immediately after the project VIVA/oral presentation. On the rare occasion where the three academics previously mentioned cannot agree on the final project mark a further academic is asked to mark the work and this mark is used in conjucntion with the original marks to come to a final mark for the project. Please note the ESO cannot give feedback on the marks awarded only the academics concerned.

Regards

Dr Dave Britnell