The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has been working hard to promote the profession of civil engineering for over 200 years. The ICE provides professional qualifications, leads the debate on infrastructure and the built environment internationally and provides an unmatched level or training, knowledge and thinking to over 95,000 members around the world.
New Civil Engineer is the official magazine of the ICE and is distributed – in print or digital formats – to more than 50,000 readers each month.
This page has the latest news from the Institution but you can find out more about ICE events, reports and opinion at www.ice.org.uk
Young people considering a career in engineering will have the opportunity to undertake virtual work experience as a result of a new ICE initiative.
Civil Engineers: Shaping the World is a virtual work experience programme which has been launched to inspire young people to take up careers in civil engineering. The…
For some time the water sector’s to-do list has been extensive and challenging.
For some time the water sector’s to-do list has been extensive and challenging. This includes reducing overflows from sewers, improving river quality, reducing leaks and increasing the rate of asset replacement for water and wastewater networks. All this…
Engineers and civil engineering projects that are leading efforts to tackle climate change and improve the industry have been recognised in this year’s ICE Awards.
Many individuals won awards for their contributions to the profession or to the ICE. The ICE Awards celebrate the achievements of people and projects in the…
The ICE is encouraging young engineers to sign up for the chance to see what it is like to own and run their own construction company.
The 2023 Management, Enterprise, Risk, Innovation and Teamwork (Merit) competition is now open for registration. The competition is supported by the ICE’s management board. Competitors…
Continuing professional development (CPD) plays a crucial role in maintaining up to date skills and ensuring the safety of the infrastructure we all rely on. In a constantly evolving world where tackling the effects of climate change and the biodiversity crisis are imperative, infrastructure professionals must actively engage in keeping…
As a professional engineering institution, the ICE has many functions. At its core is a duty to support members in creating a better world for society. We do that by maintaining professional standards, leading the debate around infrastructure and the built environment and providing an unmatched level of training, knowledge…
I do not think many would argue the need to change the way infrastructure is planned, financed and delivered. It is a conversation we often say needs to be held at a national level. But the same issues also apply at a regional level. In the East Midlands we recognised…
Institution seeks to highlight best practice in the development of resilient infrastructure and recognise those who develop the best solutions.
A new ICE initiative is to recognise those who are building resilient, sustainable and inclusive infrastructure. “Resilience Champions – building an inclusive and sustainable world” will celebrate individuals who put nature…
The ICE has launched a consultation exercise focusing on the continuing professional development (CPD) needs of members.
It will examine what CPD should be required of professionally qualified members and how they should demonstrate their compliance. It will explore the potential and practicalities of introducing a mid-career reassessment. Members will be…
ICE members have elected new Council members and a new Trustee in the Institution’s recent membership ballot.
Lewis Barlow was elected Carbon and Climate Trustee. In addition 12 Council members were elected to direct the lifelong learning and engineering knowledge of the Institution. Gerald Knights, Yvonne Murphy, Lucinda Smith and Sally…
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