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Listen "#32 – Air-to-Air Refuelling and Higher Education Engineering Reform with Dr Steve Bullock"
Episode Synopsis
Dr Steve Bullock is an engineering researcher in air-to-air refuelling and cooperative control of UAVs, as well as the Programme Director of the Aerospace Engineering programme at the University of Bristol. As the programme director of a leading European aerospace engineering programme, Steve has a unique vantage point on how the higher education landscape is changing, and specifically, how technology trends such as aviation sustainability and digitisation are changing the requirements for an engineering university education in the 21st century. As a TeachFirst ambassador and presenter of the Cosmic Shed podcast, Steve has a clear passion for education in general and is actively exploring different ways of disseminating technical information to a broad audience. In this episode of the podcast Steve and I talk about,
his path into aerospace engineering and how he found his passion for teaching
his PhD work on air-to-air refuelling and cooperative control
what he considers to be some of the key challenges in engineering university education
how the Aerospace Engineering department in Bristol is planning for the future
and much, much more.
If you want to learn more about the topics discussed in this episode, then you can find show notes with links to more in-depth material on the aerospace engineering blog. If you want to support the show then please leave a review; share it on social media with your friends and family; or support the podcast directly on Patreon. Thanks a lot for listening!
his path into aerospace engineering and how he found his passion for teaching
his PhD work on air-to-air refuelling and cooperative control
what he considers to be some of the key challenges in engineering university education
how the Aerospace Engineering department in Bristol is planning for the future
and much, much more.
If you want to learn more about the topics discussed in this episode, then you can find show notes with links to more in-depth material on the aerospace engineering blog. If you want to support the show then please leave a review; share it on social media with your friends and family; or support the podcast directly on Patreon. Thanks a lot for listening!
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