Titlebook: Doctoral Training in Engineering; Developing Indigenou Wilson R. Nyemba,Keith F. Carter Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Introduction,nd those required by industry due to insufficient training by under-qualified academics. Foreign aid agencies have assisted in addressing this challenge, but this fell short of the requirements. Many engineering academics trained to the PhD level in industrialised countries usually opt to remain abr

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Engineering Doctoral Training in Southern Africa,ving the region with insufficiencies. Relevant skills are necessary to develop appropriate technologies to drive regional industries. This chapter focuses on engineering education and training in Southern Africa in a bid to resolve complex issues such as the shortage of engineering skills through a

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Centres for Doctoral Training: UK Perspective,n conjunction with industry and are also funded by the government to address challenges and issues of national and strategic interest. Most of the doctoral students in such countries are engaged through such centres that work in close collaboration with industry. Unfortunately, due to insufficiencie

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