Projects

Designed to equip you with essential, real-world engineering competencies, across ten focused, intensive days, you’ll tackle core principles, hands-on problem solving, and practical tools that engineers use every day. From mastering fundamental concepts in mechanics, electronics, and design, to developing skills in data analysis, prototyping, and system optimization, each day builds on the last, ensuring rapid progress without sacrificing depth. Interactive challenges, mini-projects, and applied case studies keep learning active, not passive.

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Get in touch with us at employers@boston.ac.uk to learn more about how you can partner with the Power Up Your Potential Project. Let us help you identify and cultivate your engineering skills.

Funded by the UK Food Valley, Boston College is able to build an Agri-food Hub to help build new skills training infrastructure for the agrifood sector. Skills capital grants for teaching skills to support agrifood in the county are being distributed by the UK Food Valley, a support organisation launched by the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership which is now part of Lincolnshire County Council.

A cutting-edge Agrifood Hub will be housed in a modular building on an existing car park within the college site, comprising a new product development (NPD) kitchen, digital suite and hydroponics unit to upskill young people and adults within the agrifood sector. The facility will provide state-of-the-art training in hydroponic farming, sustainable food production and innovative product development techniques, addressing regional skills gaps by partnering with a private company (Hydrogarden Ltd) and the University of Lincoln (Food Enterprise & Food Manufacturing Centre).