The accolade was presented by BCU’s new chancellor, Ade Adepitan, during a ceremony at Birmingham Symphony Hall earlier this week.
The Honorary Doctorate recognises Carl’s exceptional contributions to fostering diversity and inclusion in engineering. His efforts include initiatives to encourage more young women and ethnic minority groups to pursue careers in the profession. Carl has consistently emphasised the importance of promoting engineering opportunities at an early age - ideally during primary schooling or between the ages of 12 and 13 - when students begin shaping their interests and career aspirations.
The work Carl has spearheaded at Worcester Bosch reflects this commitment. The organisation has developed children’s books, participated in Lego League events and actively engaged its STEM ambassadors to inspire young minds. Carl’s involvement stems beyond his work with the . . .
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