Come and see project work from our Design Engineering students at Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art in our online replica of the Dyson School of Design Engineering!

Order free tickets here to attend the calls and join in the discussion. Events will also be livestreamed on YouTube.

Prospective Student Talk • 29.03.21 • 12:30-13:30

Dr Sam Cooper introduces Design Engineering for prospective students

MEng Alumni Panel • 30.03.21 • 13:00-14:00

What’s life like after studying Design Engineering? Be part of the conversation with 6 graduates of the degree and learn about what they do now, and how the skills they learnt throughout their time at the Dyson School has helped them get where they are.

The graduates joining us are:

Anna Bernbaum – Associate Product Manager at Google

Zachary Gen – Graduate Design Engineer at Dyson

Josephine Latreille – Design and Tech Lead at Possible Future

Gabriele D’Amone – Product Design Engineer at Microsoft

Ben Greenberg – Product Manager at Cytera CellWorks

How to Start a Start-up • 31.03.21 • 12:30-14:00

Graduates from the IDE and GID Master’s programmes share their journeys going through the degree and starting their own companies from it.

Join us to hear from:

Dr Elena Diekmann – Co-Founder, Head of Innovation at Aeropowder, Forbes 30 under 30

Alexander Kane – CEO at Volta Audio

Daniela Paredes Furntes – Co-Founder and CXO at Gravity Sketch

Future of Design – Keynote Talks • 01.04.21 • 15:30-16:15 • 16:15-17:00

We have invited industry experts for a series of keynote talks on the Future of Design.

Nick Munro – Dreamteam Design, Designing the Future

Dr. Guy Hoffman – Working with Robots

Nick Munro has supplied the world’s best hotels, bars, restaurants and cafés and top retailers. His brand specialises in creating beautiful, elegant designs that deliver classic style and service level functionality. He is a leader in industrial design, and will be speaking about a future business model for design.

Dr. Guy Hoffman heads the Human-Robot Collaboration and Companion (HRC2) at Cornell University. He developed the world’s first human-robot joint theatre performance, and the first real-time improvising human-robot Jazz duet. He will be speaking about the future of working with robots as teammates