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Shape the future of engineering education by getting involved in our SIGs!
Dive deep into the most critical topics in Engineering Education with SEFI’s Special Interest Groups (SIGs). Whether you’re passionate about Physics, Mathematics, Digital Learning, or Sustainability, or want to contribute to Diversity & Inclusion, Ethics, or Engineering Education Research, there’s a group for you!
EUROPEAN CONVENTION OF ENGINEERING DEANS 2026
Engineering the Circular Transition: Digital, Sustainable & Human-Centric Futures
Join the SEFI 2026 Annual Conference!
The 54th SEFI Annual Conference will be hosted by Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic, from 7 to 10 September 2026.
SEFI@work
The European Engineering Educators Podcast
Dr Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) and Dr Natalie Wint (University College London) are bringing the frontiers of engineering education to you, regardless of your speciality, in an easy to digest format- you don’t have to be an education researcher to benefit. You might be an academic teaching engineering or a related subject, an engineer who wants to keep up with the latest insights, some other professional in education, or even a student!
SEFI Podcast Season 7 Episode 7 – Karin Jensen and Faith Gacheru from University of Michigan on Engineering Students’ Mental Health
Concerns for student mental health have grown over the last decade, particularly within engineering disciplines, which are often associated with heavy workloads and difficult assessment. There is subsequently an increasing need to understand the stressors that impact engineering students, and the ways in which we can support them to thrive.
SEFI Podcast Season 7 Episode 6 – Publication Spotlight Series: Anup Shrestha SEFI 2025 Best Student Paper: Engineering Student Preparedness in Disaster-Prone Nepal
Despite the increasing magnitude and frequency of disasters, it remains unclear whether civil engineers possess the ability to understand disaster risk and design resilient infrastructures.
SEFI Podcast Season 7 Episode 5 – Anette Kolmos and Henrik Worm Routhe on Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning
The rising complexity of modern societal challenges has intensified interest in interdisciplinary engineering education. In this episode we speak to Professor Anette Kolmos (Professor in Engineering Education and PBL) and Dr Henrik Worm Routhe (Postdoctoral Researcher) from Aalborg University (AAU) in Denmark, about InterPBL and the different approaches to interdisciplinary learning and teaching.
Publish your research with us
The European Journal of Engineering Education (EJEE) is the official journal of SEFI and it is is free to SEFI members. Individual members of SEFI from the SEFI member institutions receive an online access to the EJEE.
- scientific publication focused on specific aspects and developments in Engineering Education in Europe.
- instructions for submitting papers or subscriptions are here.
- Informaworld gives access to the whole list of contents of past published EJEE’ issues.
- Published by Taylor & Francis Group, P.O. Box 25, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3UE (UK)
The journal offers a route to share ideas, emerging research, practice experience and innovations in the field. This peer-reviewed, open-access, online and archived journal is an official journal of SEFI, the European Society for Engineering Education. It welcomes exciting new innovations and ideas in a wide range of areas .
The journal recognises that innovation in engineering education is not constrained by borders and while some papers may have a specific European context, we welcome high quality manuscripts on exciting developments globally.
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Inspire innovation in engineering education by joining SEFI. Connect with experts, shape policies, access exclusive insights, and be part of a dynamic community driving the future of engineering in Europe.
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