Drain, ARGoodyer, JShekar, A7/12/20167/12/2016Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Australasian Association for Engineering Education, 2016, pp. 1 - 10https://hdl.handle.net/10179/10437Massey University has been running the first year engineering design project Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Design Challenge for five years. In this time a number of faculty and curriculum changes have been made to ensure the project provides meaningful project-based-learning for students as well as providing realistic experience in humanitarian engineering. This article describes the challenges faced by teaching staff in facilitating this unique style of project-based-learning and successes, which have led to our teams winning multiple regional and international prizes.1-OctEngineering EducationHumanitarian EngineeringService-LearningSocial InnovationGlobal EngineerInterdisciplinary CapabilityBuilding capability to teach humanitarian engineering: A reflectionConference Paper284804Massey_Dark