Education
Engineers Australia launches new micro-credentials to help boost engineering careers
A new series of micro-credentials promises to provide a more flexible and tailored learning pathway for engineers to build and...
How Deadly Coders is closing the gap in STEM
A new initiative is providing a space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to explore science, technology, engineering and...
Graduate programs: from the engineering classroom to a world of opportunity
How a graduate program supports young engineers to build professional skills and transition into the workforce.
Engineering education pioneer Elizabeth Taylor on challenging assumptions and bringing more voices to the table
With experience across civil engineering, engineering education, volunteering and humanitarian aid, this engineer’s career has been eclectic.
This new hub makes it easier to find — and provide — engineering internships
Student engineers are required to engage with professional practice throughout their degree, which ideally includes a real world work placement....
Report finds early education critical for fostering women in engineering careers
Early education is critical to increasing the number of women in engineering, a new Engineering for Australia Taskforce report has...
New cladding remediation courses provide critical information for engineers
Across the country, hundreds, if not thousands, of high-rise residential apartment buildings are covered in high-risk flammable cladding that must...
Your say: Industry needs PhDs
Australian industry sees PhD graduates as over-qualified and only meant for academic fields. Industry would rather train a graduate engineer...
Employers give engineering graduates top marks
Engineering graduates are best in class according to a new survey of Australian employers.
New National Construction Code course builds engineers’ knowledge
A new continuing professional development course aims to improve engineers’ understanding of the National Construction Code.
