“Stronger, more confident”: This professional skills program is readying our future engineers
The Professional Year in Engineering program prepares migrant engineers for the Australian workforce while also addressing the demand for skills.
The Professional Year in Engineering program prepares migrant engineers for the Australian workforce while also addressing the demand for skills.
As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, it’s helping engineers solve problems that were previously out of reach.
Australia faces a significant shortfall of engineers. As the net-zero transition accelerates, demanding agile recruitment, targeted upskilling, and smarter tech ...
It was while Parth Tikiwala was working as a Senior Policy Advisor at the White House in Washington, DC, that ...
When structural engineer Alyaa Ahmed arrived in Australia four years ago, she had a decade of experience designing apartment buildings ...
Engineers Australia’s 2023 Budget submission highlights why now is the time to empower engineers to improve our systems, economy and ...
The COVID-19 pandemic as well as rapid advances in business digitisation and transformation have revealed the extent of the skills ...
While exacerbated of late, Australia’s engineering skills shortage is far from a new problem. We need to act now before ...
Conquering the world's increasingly complex problems requires a high-skilled engineering workforce ready to innovate.
An Engineers Australia pilot program aimed at getting international engineering students into work is already seeing success, with at least ...