👉 Excluding engineering, also known as non-engineering or non-technical engineering, refers to the practice of excluding individuals or groups from certain fields or opportunities based on their lack of technical expertise or engineering background. This can manifest in various ways, such as limiting access to advanced education, professional development, or career advancement in engineering and related industries. Excluding engineering often stems from biases, stereotypes, or systemic barriers that undervalue skills and knowledge outside traditional technical domains. It can result in a lack of diversity, innovation, and inclusivity within these sectors, as well as perpetuate inequalities by denying opportunities to those who might bring unique perspectives and solutions.
