Overview

This panel discussion offers an opportunity for the community to share ideas and discuss perspectives about current and future industry and education trends. Our diverse panel comprising of Sadat Hemmani, Daniel Wielechowski, David Shallcross and Jarka Glassey who will share their views on how education can deliver the industry needs for the future.

Join us for what promises to be an excellent discussion about the challenges facing the chemical engineering education and training, and how we as a community can meet the needs of the profession in the future.

Panel members

Sadaf Hemmani, Senior Business Developer, Carbon XBV

Sadaf graduated with an MEng in chemical engineering from University of Nottingham (Malaysia) in 2019, and has been working as a business developer since.

Daniel Wielechowshi, Operations and Process Engineer Manager

Daniel graduated with a double degree BEng in chemical engineering and BSc in science at Monash University in 2013, followed by an MSc in environment and sustainability in 2018. He has worked in different industries fulfilling a variety of roles and locations.

Titi Oliyide, Senior Safety Engineer, Siemens

Titi is a chemical engineer with a background in chemical and process systems engineering. Titi has combined her work and studies with several volunteer tutoring and mentoring positions that have helped to underpin the development of science, chemistry and mathematics skills in secondary school students.

David Shallcross, Deputy Dean (Academic) Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, University of Melbourne

David is a professor of chemical engineering with a long standing academic career. He has been the Editor-in-chief of the journal 'Education for chemical engineers' and a recipient of the Morton Medal (2006). Over the years David has work in the space of chemical engineering education in many different roles.

Jarka Glassey, University of Newcastle

Jarka is a professor of chemical engineering education with a prolific publication record in the area. She has been the chair of the Education Special Interest Group for a number of years and is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering as well as a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK.

Time

08:30—09:30 GMT.

Software

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Webinar

This webinar is free of charge and open to all to attend.

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