Culture
How Engineers Without Borders is building back wiser
By working with people living with disability in rural Cambodia, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) helps disadvantaged communities access profitable livelihoods.
How this engineering firm is creating meaningful engagement with Indigenous businesses
Every dollar spent with Indigenous businesses sees $4.41 generated in social return. A new partnership between consultancy firm Beca and...
Bringing engineering services to Australia’s most remote communities
From safe drinking water to critical phone and internet connections, many remote communities struggle to access things most Australians take...
Eight (more) books every engineer should read
When create published an article last year about the books that should be on every engineer’s ‘to read’ list, we...
Tasmanian women in engineering initiative recognised on the national stage
An Engineers Australia workforce development project has been recognised for its success connecting women in engineering and giving them the...
Meet the winners of Engineers Australia’s 2020 Gender Diversity Awards
A commitment to eliminate gender bias at all levels — from its graduate intake to board representatives — has helped...
R U OK? Day: engineering a better mental health culture
Held on 10 September, R U OK? Day highlights the need for meaningful conversations about mental health.
Today’s young engineers on how to attract the next generation of talent
Positioning engineering as an attractive career choice for today’s high school and university students means highlighting the purpose behind the...
7 books that should be on every engineer’s ‘to read’ list
We’re all spending more time confined to our houses at the moment, which makes diving into a good book a...
Fixing STEM’s ‘leaky pipeline’ requires cultural change — from early education to the executive level
We all know that engineering is a male-dominated field, and the data proves it: based on the latest census, just...
