One of the things that differentiates the innovative engineering degree course developed by Herefordshire’s New Model in Technology & Engineering (NMiTE) is the way it will provide students with ‘real world’ learning experiences – they’ll learn by solving problems and undertaking projects as well as by completing a six-month industrial placement. Engineering employers have helped … Continue reading TALKING POINT – 18th JUNE 2017
Taken from Electrical Engineering. Dated 30.05.17 Creation of a new, independent, not-for-profit world-class teaching university, based in Hereford, focused on developing global best-of-breed education models to meet the growing needs for engineering talent in the advanced manufacturing, bio-medical, defence & cyber, food, ICT, infrastructure, NGO and smart-city sectors. Current plans co-developed with the University Warwick, … Continue reading A New Engineering University for the UK Addressing the 44,000 annual shortfall of Graduate Engineers
Taken from Hereford Times. Dated 29.05.17 THE leader of Hereford’s new university will be starting in July and is moving from Canada where he helped set up a new engineering programme. Professor Janusz Kozinski has been appointed as the founding president and chief executive officer of NMiTE, Hereford’s new engineering university. He said he embraced the … Continue reading President announced for Hereford’s new university
Taken from FE News. Dated 25.05.17 NMiTE, Britain’s new engineering university, has appointed Professor Janusz Kozinski as its inaugural President and Chief Executive. Kozinski, who will take up his post in Hereford on 1 July 2017, has wide experience as an international academic leader and entrepreneur. Most recently he orchestrated the creation of the Lassonde School … Continue reading Britain’s new engineering university NMiTE names first Chief Executive and calls for engineers to join his team
Taken from Cambridge Network. Dated 26.05.17 NMiTE, Britain’s new engineering university, has appointed Professor Janusz Kozinski as its inaugural President and Chief Executive. Kozinski, who will take up his post in Hereford on 1 July 2017, has wide experience as an international academic leader and entrepreneur. Most recently he orchestrated the creation of the Lassonde School … Continue reading Britain’s new engineering university NMiTE names CEO and calls for engineers to join the team
Taken from University Chronicle. Dated 24.05.17 NMiTE, Britain’s new engineering university, has appointed Professor Janusz Kozinski as its inaugural President and Chief Executive. Kozinski, who will take up his post in Hereford on 1 July 2017, has wide experience as an international academic leader and entrepreneur. Most recently he orchestrated the creation of the Lassonde School … Continue reading Britain’s new engineering university NMiTE names first Chief Executive and calls for engineers to join his team
NMiTE, Britain’s new engineering university, has appointed Professor Janusz Kozinski as its inaugural President and Chief Executive. Kozinski has wide experience as an international academic leader and entrepreneur. Most recently he orchestrated the creation of the Lassonde School of Engineering in Toronto, Canada. “This is perhaps the brightest and the boldest academic start up in … Continue reading Britain’s new engineering university names first President
Taken from worksmanagement.co.uk. Dated 15.03.17 The government has provided £8 million of start-up funding to help establish the UK’s first all-new ‘greenfield’ university in 40 years. The New Model in Technology & Engineering (NMiTE) aims to open the doors on its purpose-built city centre campus in Hereford by September 2019. After the initial intake of 300 … Continue reading Government backing for new engineering university
Taken from Vigilance Security Magazine. Dated 13.03.17 The New Model in Technology & Engineering (www.nmite.org.uk), Britain’s first new “greenfield” university in 40 years, has received confirmation of £8 million of start-up funding from the Government. This is the first of two requests for government funding, which together ensure this ground- breaking project will now become a … Continue reading NMiTE leads in Britain’s most radical teaching methods
Taken from the Institution of herefordshire.gov.uk. Dated 10.03.17 Herefordshire secures £8 million to help fund a new university Photo caption (left to right): Councillor Tony Johnson (leader of Herefordshire Council), Jesse Norman MP, Karen Usher and David Sheppard (NMiTE), Councillor David Harlow (Herefordshire Council Cabinet member for Economy and corporate services), Dr Roger Morgan (Hereford … Continue reading Funding confirmed for new university