Pages tagged with: tamar-engineering-project
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Tamar Engineering Project
The Tamar Engineering Project at the University of Plymouth aims to transform the lives of talented and ambitious students whose background or circumstances might be a barrier to higher education advancement and success.
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Tamar Engineering Project – applicants
University of Plymouth: Learn if you are eligible for financial and mentoring support to study engineering at the University of Plymouth through the Tamar Engineering Project
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Tamar Engineering Project: Gemma Maynard
Tamar Engineering Project scholar, Gemma Maynard, expresses her excitement at being accepted onto the scholarship.
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Tamar Engineering Project: Lewis Smallwood
Plymouth University student, Lewis Smallwood becomes a full Tamar Engineering Project scholar
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Tamar Engineering Project: Hayden Roberts
University of Plymouth engineering student Hayden Roberts receives industry mentoring and financial support as part of the Tamar Engineering Project.
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Programmed for a prosperous pathway
The University supports engineering students with a new scholarship; the Tamar Engineering Project. Read about one of the Project's first recipient, Brian Viviers.
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Females in engineering: Lisa Jacob plans her civil engineering career
Plymouth University: Lisa Jacob, Tamar Engineering Project scholar, discusses her engineering career options following professional advice from her industry mentor
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High profile graduation for TEP scholar
University of Plymouth engineering student, Brian Viviers, receives award and first class honours in the presence of his mentor, CEO of Plessey, Michael LeGoff
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The Tamar Engineering Project: Chris Dawson
Chris Dawson receives industry mentoring as part of the Tamar Engineering Project scholarship
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The Tamar Engineering Project: Benjamin Bush
Plymouth student receives mentoring from Nick Ames, CEO SC Group as part of the Tamar Engineering Project.
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Tamar Engineering Project: scholars
Meet the first five recipients of the Tamar Engineering Project; a scholarship for socially disadvantaged disadvantaged student with the potential for high academic achievement.
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Tamar Engineering Project: Pilot Year
The Tamar Engineering Project at Plymouth University is in its pilot year between 2016 - 2017. Recipients of the scholarship are high achieving students whose background or circumstances might be a barrier to study