Top Engineering Videos – Minute Physics
If you have seen a Youtube video with whiteboard animation then you have probably seen a Minute Physics video. MinutePhysics was created by Henry Reich in 2011 and has since grown into a Youtube giant with 5.5 million followers. The whiteboard style they pioneered is now everywhere...
Top Engineering Videos – Practical Engineering
Practical Engineering comes with the tagline "Deciphering Our Constructed World" and is one of the best channels out there at understanding the infrastructure and the human-made world around us. The channel is run by Grady Hillhouse, an American YouTuber and civil engineer living in Texas. Grady has...
New Engineering Resources – Getting Started with a Career in Electrical Engineering
After last weeks dive into 'the best Mechanical Engineering Degrees in the UK ', this week we are looking at how you can get started with a Career In Electrical Engineering . Electrical technology is now so ubiquitous we take it for granted but without this field...
New Engineering Resources – 2022 Guide to the best Mechanical Engineering degrees in the UK
We have already done a deep dive into 'What is Mechanical Engineering', this week we are looking at the best places to study for a Mechanical Engineering degree in the UK. While many Mechanical Engineers love the hands of experience of a vocational qualification most mechanical engineers will...
New Engineering Resources – An introduction to Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering is the cornerstone of what most people think of when they think 'Engineer' but what is it and how does it compare to other fields. In the latest on of our series exploring different engineering career paths we take a deep dive into what Civil Engineering...
Engineering Podcasts – The Engineering History Podcast
'The Engineering History Podcast' is - as the name would suggest - about the point at which engineering and history collide. Hosted by Anna Close and Paul Cipparone, each episode is a rousing, and often thought-provoking, discussions about how the things we have engineered reflects who we have...