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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 44 MIN

Doughnut Economics for Engineers

from Engineer a Career · host Engineer a Career

John Kraus joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to explore what engineering needs to become if it is going to meet the challenges of the future.John is the CEO of Engineers Without Borders UK and has built a career across policy, climate and the built environment. Although not an engineer by background, his work is focused on one clear mission: helping engineering create better outcomes for people and the planet.In this episode, we explore what global responsibility means for engineers, why more students are looking for purposeful careers, how engineering education needs to evolve and why individual engineers have the power to challenge how things are done.We also dive into topics like doughnut economics, regenerative thinking and how engineering can move beyond solving problems to shaping a better future.This is a thoughtful conversation for engineering students, graduates and professionals who care about where engineering is heading and the role they can play in it.Follow Engineer a CareerLinkedIn: @engineeracareerInstagram: @engineeracareerTikTok: @engineer.a.careerYouTube: @engineeracareerWebsite: www.engineeracareer.co.uk

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