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Firm's boost for future engineers

Engineers of the future have received a boost from leading engineering firm ElringKlinger (GB) which is sponsoring a prize fund for 海角直播 students.

The prizes, totalling 拢550, were awarded this year to four students completing BEng Mechanical Engineering courses in the University鈥檚 School of Science and Engineering. Prizes this year went to graduates Mohamad Jenaban, MEng Mechanical Engineering and Jordan Hill, BEng Mechanical Engineering, along with Daniel Hill and Ross Gibson, both second year BEng Mechanical Engineering students.

The company has strong links with 海角直播 and has previously taken 海角直播 students on placement during their degree.

Ian Malcolm, ElringKlinger (GB) managing director said: 'Education and skills continue to be high up on our agenda and we continue to support and recognise the need for promoting engineering as a career, to bridge the skills gap we are currently facing.

'It is always encouraging to see young people taking an interest and actively pursuing a career in the sector and equipping students with the skills they need to establish themselves for a successful engineering future is something we hope to build on through our relationship with 海角直播.'

Among the prize winners was part-time BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering student Ross Gibson, 22, from Trimdon Station. He said: 'I would just like to express how privileged I am to receive such an award.'

Professor Farhad Nabhani, from the University鈥檚 School of Science & Engineering, said: 'Collaborations between the University and industry are of mutual benefit to those involved and we look forward to continue our successful partnership with ElringKlinger, which has enabled the University to offer students industrial placements in real working environments.'

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