We think engineering is a misunderstood profession. From hard hats to high viz, engineering is often associated with heavy machines, building bridges and fixing things.

TEDI-London has teamed up with the Black Women in Engineering (BWeng) network to bring to life the hidden side of engineering and show that engineering is creative, multi-disciplinary and a great career choice for the 21st Century.

If you're thinking about studying engineering or curious to know what a career in engineering is actually like, tune in to hear from our inspiring panel of engineering professionals, who will share their experiences first-hand and debunk common myths about engineering.

The panel:

Host: Mimi Nwosu - Civil Engineer at Sir Robert McAlpine

Abi Ajani - Process Engineer and Cofounder of Black Women in Engineering

Neera Kukadia - Project Engineer at Transport for London

Emma Crichton - Head of Engineering and Engineers Without Borders UK

Rhys Morgan - Director, Royal Academy of Engineering

Moderator: Damilola Fari-Arole - Systems and RAM Engineer at Network Rail

This is a Zoom event and attendees will have the chance to ask the panel any questions they may have around studying or working in engineering.