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How systems engineering is helping us navigate a complex world
Industry 4.0 is blurring the boundaries between our physical, digital and biological worlds. A leading expert explains how systems engineering...
Why this former military chief believes engineers are vital to build national resilience
This former military chief is leading a project to make the nation more resilient to global crises — and he...
3 tech solutions keeping engineers safe during COVID-19
For some, COVID-19 restrictions meant working from home, but for those who still needed to attend the physical workplace, employers...
‘The world needs more engineers’: UNESCO
Innovative engineering solutions will be vitally important in the next 10 years to help create a more resilient and equitable...
3 reasons not to miss the World Engineers Symposium
Aptly themed ‘A changing landscape in 2020’, the World Engineers Symposium will see WEC 2019 speakers return to share their...
Report shines a light on the size and scope of Australia’s engineering workforce
The 2020 Australia’s STEM Workforce report takes a closer look at the engineering labour force, which makes up the largest...
What do closed borders mean for the skilled migration of engineers?
Skilled migrants fill important gaps in Australia’s engineering workforce. So how will border closures to contain the spread of COVID-19...
Researchers looked at the engineering ability of 99 countries – here’s what they discovered
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to engineering best practice, but a new partnership aims to create global benchmarks for the international...
Overall engineering enrolments rise, but travel bans raise uncertainties for international students
A downward trend in the number of students enrolling in Australian university engineering courses may have turned, but travel bans...
5 rising trends in data science that are set to shape 2020
Artificial intelligence (AI) expertise is becoming more democratised and spreading to other professions, including engineering
