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Five engineers building a resilient future this World Engineering Day
This year’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development is 4 March and, to celebrate, create is shining a spotlight on engineers who lead with innovation, transformation, collaboration and passion.
This World Engineering Day, meet some of the profession’s future leaders
Ahead of World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (4 March), create spoke with five young Engineers Australia members about their hopes for the profession and what this year's theme “Build ...
What does this year’s World Engineering Day theme mean for the profession?
This year’s theme for World Engineering Day is "Build Back Wiser, Engineering the Future". What does this mean to the work of Engineers Australia and how can engineers contribute towards ...
World Engineering Day: Designing cities for people
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the competing needs engineers around the world must take into account when working on the sustainability of cities, writes Hannah Richardson MIEAust CPEng.
World Engineering Day: A brighter future
Engineers are key to the transition to clean energy that is so vital to our future, writes Xiaojing Hao, Scientia Associate Professor, UNSW.
World Engineering Day: Feeding a planet
If you improve the efficiency of farming it will change the world for all of humanity, and much of that will be due to the work of engineers.
World Engineering Day: Water wisdom
There has been a great deal of change in the planning of water systems in Australia, writes Lucia Cade FIEAust CPEng, Chair of South East Water.
To celebrate World Engineering Day, we asked the children of engineers what their parents do
But despite helping shape our lives, not everyone knows about the important work of engineers — not even their children.
World Engineering Day: Circular thinking
To understand the absolute necessity of a properly circular economy, imagine you’re in lockdown in one room of your home. Everything coming in has to stay in the room with ...
