James Dyson to open Institute of Technology to develop home-grown engineers
Fee-free four-year degrees authenticated by the University of Warwick - with a £15,000 per annum bursary for 25 lucky students
Entrepreneur and serial inventor James Dyson has finally managed to establish his own college for developing UK engineering talent. It follows years of bureaucratic battles with local authorities in...
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