Education
The history of the Washington Accord – and the Australians who made it happen
The 1989 agreement was a milestone in the advancement and recognition of tertiary engineering qualifications. Among its architects was Engineers...
In conversation: High-school students and a leading water engineer
In a new video, Sydney high schoolers discuss with a leading water engineer what they think engineers do and what...
These university programs are inspiring a new generation of Indigenous engineers
These university programs aim to harness the perspectives of Indigenous Australians that are vital to solving sustainability challenges.
How micro-credentials are steering engineers towards a greener future
Micro-credentials have an important role to play in equipping the workforce of tomorrow, especially when it comes to fulfilling Australia's...
How two engineers unlocked career potential with the right engineering Masters program
RMIT’s engineering Masters programs are distinguished by their strategic blend of foundational theoretical knowledge and highly valued, industry-relevant skills.
This professional skills program is fostering the engineers of the future
Equipped with the right expertise, skilled migrants can help Australia meet its various engineering challenges.
Eight engineering heritage sites to mark World Heritage Day 2024
Celebrate World Heritage Day with these eight heritage engineering sites – one for every state and territory in Australia.
This is what it will take to boost the number of engineers in the workforce
An engineer responds to a new government report into strengthening Australia’s engineering workforce.
New report reveals deepening engineering skills crisis
A new analysis of ABS data from Engineers Australia reveals the demographic and professional composition of the nation’s engineers.
3 ways to solve engineering education challenges
The Australian Universities Accord is a fantastic step forward to strengthen engineering. But Engineers Australia has more strategies for long-lasting...
