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Present Around the World - Young Professionals’ Papers Evening

Call for Papers

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Students and Young Professionals entering the Present Around the World competition are required to give a presentation lasting ten minutes on an engineering subject of their choice.

Date and Time

23 May 2013 - 18:00-21:15

Location

Preston, United Kingdom - icon_popup  (See map)

Organiser

Organised by the Lancashire and Cumbria local network.


About this event

Students and Young Professionals entering the Present Around the World competition are required to give a presentation lasting ten minutes on an engineering subject of choice and should be prepared to answer questions for a further five minutes. Presenters do not have to be current members of the IET.
Subjects covered could be those studied as part of a degree or a project you’ve been involved in at work. The judging is split 25% technical content, 75% presentation skills - enabling Younger Members at varying levels of study or career to participate.
The prize for the winning presentation is £150, a year’s free membership of the IET and the opportunity to compete in national and international competitions.

Additional information

For further information, please contact Simon Platt (spplatt@uclan.ac.uk)

Registration information

For further information, please contact Simon Platt (spplatt@uclan.ac.uk)

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