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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...
The road less travelled
Women make up 48 per cent of Australia’s workforce, yet account for just 13 per cent of the nation’s working...
Engineers Australia secures United Nations accreditation and global input on sustainability agendas
With Engineers Australia’s accreditation to the United Nations major environment organisations this month, a world of possibility has opened up...
Space engineering lifts off
When NASA launched a rocket from a commercial launch pad in the Northern Territory, it was a small step for...
NAIDOC Week 2022: “It is great to work on something that connects my engineering passion with my culture”
create looks at how Engineering Aid Australia has fostered Indigenous participation in engineering for 25 years.
Five trends changing the face of engineering
In a world growing increasingly complex and facing tougher challenges, the work that goes into solving these problems will not...
International Women in Engineering Day: Making a visible impact
International Women in Engineering Day is 23 June, and this year the focus is on celebrating the innovators and inventors...
Zaneta Mascarenhas, engineer turned politician, is ready to solve the country’s big issues
Woman of colour, engineer and now Member of Parliament for Swan. Zaneta Mascarenhas is a breath of fresh air in...
How engineers bring Vivid Sydney to life
Many people don't realise that Vivid Sydney's light installations are a mix of engineering meets art.
The biggest imperative for engineers this World Environment Day? Sustainability education
In the lead up to World Environment Day 2022, two sustainability experts help engineers define what sustainability is in 2022,...
