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The RS Student Fund is here to empower student engineers by providing up to £1000 in support for student-led projects, societies, competitions, sponsorships, events, and more.
At RS, we are dedicated to building the skills of the next generation of engineers. We understand young engineers' challenges in pursuing their passions and turning their ideas into reality. That's why we offer this fund to support your endeavours and help you thrive in your engineering journey.
Meet our UK winners!
University of Nottingham | HackNotts
HackNotts is an annual student hackathon, open to university and recently graduated students run by the University of Nottingham's HackSoc. This year in October (26th-27th) will be its 11th year running, and hackers from around the UK will have the opportunity to attend workshops, create innovative projects, and work together for 24 hours to create something amazing!
King's College London | KCL Womxn in STEM Society
KCL Womxn in STEM (WiSTEM) was founded at King's College London in 2015 by a group of students in the departments of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). We are a network of students, professionals, academics, and researchers who aim to support underrepresented women and non-binary individuals in STEM.
University of Strathclyde | StrathAIS
The Strathclyde Aerospace Innovation Society was founded in 2019. The goal is to; give students the platform to develop themselves as engineers and leaders, fill the practical skill gap at university, participate in top student aerospace competitions, and act as a link between students and industry.
The University of Sheffield | Individual Project - Max
This project is to redesign the suspension linkage of a current mountain bike to improve its performance. As part of this, Max has had to reverse engineer a kinematic model of the suspension linkage to determine its current performance and apply an iterative method to achieve the performance specifications required.
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