Engineering response to Covid-19 – can you help?
Published: 20/03/2020
The Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) is putting together an initiative to bring together engineers to help tackle the challenge of Covid-19 pandemic …
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The Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) is putting together an initiative to bring together engineers to help tackle the challenge of Covid-19 pandemic …
Published: 30/01/2020
The proportion of 16-19 year olds who would consider a career in engineering has increased significantly since 2016 …
Published: 30/10/2019
The Engineering Council would like to congratulate Mandy Lester MPhys CEng MIChemE on winning the Karen Burt Memorial Award. The annual award from the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) recognises a woman who has recently achieved the status of Chartered Engineer (CEng) and demonstrates both excellence and potential in engineering, applied science and IT. …
Published: 16/02/2018
Dr Shaun Fitzgerald CEng FCIBSE FEI FREng appointed as Director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain (Ri). …
Published: 10/11/2017
Tomorrow's Engineers Week has returned for the fifth year. …
Published: 18/08/2017
The number of students sitting A-levels in science, technology, engineering and maths-related (STEM) subjects rose in 2017, with 41% of A-level entries overall in STEM subjects, up from 40% in 2016. …
Published: 27/06/2017
According to a salary survey published by industry magazine The Engineer salaries for UK engineers have increased by 6.6% on average over the last 12 months …
Published: 26/06/2017
On 23 June 2017 a raft of activities and celebrations took place across the country to mark and celebrate the contribution of women to engineering …
Published: 22/06/2017
The Engineering Professors’ Council Annual Congress 2017 is being held between 11 and 13 September at Coventry University. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Beyond Borders’ …
Published: 23/05/2017
The Graduate labour market statistics 2016 report shows that graduates who studied STEM subjects, on average had higher employment rates, greater high-skilled employment rates, lower unemployment rates and higher median salaries than the graduate population as a whole …