A student from University of Warwick School of Engineering, Nobeen Islam, has celebrated their success after receiving a Diamond Jubilee Scholarship from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). They are just one of a talented set of engineering students who have won the prestigious award.

The pioneering app, developed by Sesinam Dagadu who is originally from Accra, Ghana, gives 8.7 millions of Ghanaians access to ambulance services, even without an internet connection. “SnooCode” allows Ghanaians to navigate using GPS pinpointing without needing traditional address system. Sesinam, founder of SnooCode, won the ‘Entrepreneurial Award’ at the British Council ‘Study UK Alumni Awards 2017’ in recognition of his achievement.

Final year student Luke Evans (left) receives his certificate from the Institution of Structural Engineers Midland Region’s chairman Prashant Sikka (right) at a technical meeting in Birmingham on 23 November 2017.

Maksim Dadonau, MEng Mechanical Engineering student, is among 55 people from across the globe that have been selected as Gates Cambridge Scholars.

Biomedical Engineering PhD student Elin Boger receives prestigious award from major global research-led business.