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Engineering education needs systemic redesign, not incremental change, argues professor

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Beverley Gibbs

5d ago· 6 min readenOpinion

Summary

Engineering professor Beverley Gibbs argues that engineering education is stuck in an outdated model optimized for a past era and can no longer rely on incremental changes. She contends that the discipline faces a reckoning where systemic redesign is necessary, and that higher education must proactively transform its own architecture before external forces impose change. The article calls for a fundamental rethinking of how engineering is taught to align with modern real-world demands.

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Engineering underpins almost every national priority, but its education system remains optimised for a world that no longer exists.
When the pace of system change falls out of sync with the pace of real‑world change, no amount of tweaking will do.
The question is whether higher education can redesign its own architecture before external pressures do it for us.
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Engineering professor Beverley Gibbs argues that the time has come to rethink the engineering curriculum

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