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 ...
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NSW engineers registration effort likely to pick back up after COVID-19 response eases
Although the New South Wales Parliament is physically distancing to help flatten the curve, the issue of engineers registration in ...
For this geotechnical engineer, getting Chartered reinforced why good engineering matters
For Alexandra Radulovich, getting Chartered helped make clear how important engineering can be.
International Women’s Day: Challenging stereotypes 10 seconds at a time
The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day was Each for Equal, which made it all the more appropriate that ...
How this engineer built professional networks to stand out in a new city
When Natasha Bertinazzi moved to the Northern Territory (NT) from Queensland four years ago to work as a civil engineer, ...
Engineering Executive milestone recognises two leaders at the top of their game
This week saw the 1000th EngExec credential awarded, which recognises those in the engineering profession who have helped connect the ...
For engineering leader Jo Dawson, networks are as important as knowledge
Jo Dawson’s role on major defence projects comes from taking opportunities and building networks.
How to complement technical ability with management skills
Young engineers can transform their careers with an MBA – and a scholarship can help make this a reality.
Winners of Australia’s top engineering awards revealed
International control engineering ‘legend’ Professor Brian Anderson AC was announced as the winner of Australia’s most distinguished engineering award at ...
Engineering in Australia’s Top End gives a unique perspective on the profession
Engineering in the Northern Territory gave Louise McCormick a unique opportunity to expand her skillset.
