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#51 The SEFI Handbook on Transferable Competencies and Skills

27 Sep 2026

In every episode of the SEFI podcast, several transferable skills are mentioned, this highlighting their importance in engineering education and to the engineering profession more widely. In this episode, we speak with Gillian Saunders-Smits from TU Delft about her work as Editor-in-Chief of the ...

01:15:53

#50 Season 7 Highlights

16 Ogo 2026

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#49 Harry Day, Sarah Plumb, Matteo De Benedetti, Lucy Farquhar from Sheffield on The Graduate Teaching Assistant Experience

19 Jul 2026

Graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) are an essential part of engineering education, particularly as student numbers continue to grow. However, it’s not often that we stop to consider what teaching is like from their perspective and think about how we can support them as developing educators whos ...

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#48 Publication Spotlight Sandra Cruz Moreno SEFI 2025 Best Research Paper: Evolving Gender Dynamics in Teamwork Experiences among Female Engineering Students in PBL Settings

14 Jun 2026

Female students have long been underrepresented in engineering. However, the increasing use of project- and problem-based learning (PBL) approaches raises new questions regarding how power dynamics shape their lived experiences during collaborative teamwork. This episode features Sandra Ireri Cr ...

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#47 Johanna Lonngren from Umeå Sweden on emotions to solve wicked problems

17 Mei 2026

Engineering students are increasingly expected to work towards solving ‘wicked’ problems. Tacking such complexity can invoke a range of emotions and educators are increasingly required to support students in situations when they are confronted with uncertainty and value conflicts. In this episod ...

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#46 Publication Spotlight: Ruth Fisher and Divya Jayakumar from USNW Australia on Peer Reviews

19 Apr 2026

Feedback and peer review is a key part of university life for both educators and students. Despite this, there are still gaps in our understanding how to best provide and make use of feedback. This episode features Ruth Fisher and Divya Naya, both from the University of New South Wales. We talk ...

00:32:37

#45 Karin Jensen and Faith Gacheru from U-M USA on engineering students mental health

16 Mar 2026

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 th ...

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#44 Publication Spotlight Anup Shrestha SEFI 2025 Best Student Paper: Engineering Student Preparedness in Disaster-Prone Nepal

16 Feb 2026

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. This episode features Anup Shrestha from Water and Development Research Group, ...

00:29:16

#43 Anette Kolmos and Henrik Worm Routhe from Aalborg on Interdisciplinary PBL

19 Jan 2026

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 (A ...

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