Dyson’s undergraduate engineers pay zero tuition fees and earn a full salary. As well as their degree studies, they work on real-life projects alongside world-experts in Dyson’s global engineering, research and technology teams.

From day one they contribute to new technologies to improve lives around the world. It is more than a job, and more than a degree, and although the aspiration is that they remain long after graduation, they are not tied to Dyson.

James has also applied his engineering mindset to other fields and industries, such as farming and food production. Realising the vital role that sustainable farming, food security and the environment play in the nation’s health and the economy, he sees Dyson Farming as an opportunity for technology to drive a revolution in agriculture and vice versa.

Dyson’s undergraduate engineers pay zero tuition fees and earn a full salary. As well as their degree studies, they work on real-life projects alongside world-experts in Dyson’s global engineering, research and technology teams.

From day one they contribute to new technologies to improve lives around the world. It is more than a job, and more than a degree, and although the aspiration is that they remain long after graduation, they are not tied to Dyson.