Our learning is structured around these key areas:
Courses, workshops and membership surgeries to help you achieve professional qualification.
Access videos covering key areas of professional qualification.
Courses, help and advice to advance your career no matter what stage you are at.
Specialist training courses let you learn new skills and add to your personal development.
Earn new qualifications to boost your career and demonstrate your abilities.
Discover more about what we do - from supporting expert panels of industry experts across civil engineering, to promoting the next generation of civil engineers - and how you can get involved and support our work.
We help the industry learn and share our knowledge, so we can maintain the natural and built environment. We also promote the essential contribution that civil engineers make to society worldwide.
Find out more about what we do and how we work to achieve them.
As well as supporting our members to become qualified, we also encourage them to continue their professional development by providing a variety of civil engineering knowledge resources. These include industry-leading publications from ICE Publishing and tailored courses from ICE Training.
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The Buildings, Structures & Materials Community of Practice (COP) aims to support the ICE in developing and promoting best practice in design and construction for its Structures & Geotechnical knowledge programme.
The panel is a joint panel between the ICE and the Chartered Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES). It works to help and improve management of the built environment.
Have you developed an innovative idea that needs funding to get it off the ground? Are you working on a project that needs financial help to complete?
As part of ICE’s Learning Society role this Community of Practice aims to be the leading source of expert civil engineering knowledge for practitioners with respect to safety, health and wellbeing.
The British Geotechnical Association (BGA) specialises in how soil mechanics, rock mechanics and geology are applied to engineering.
As part of ICE’s Learning Society role this Community of Practice aims to be the leading source of expert civil engineering knowledge for practitioners with respect to our global clean energy needs
Our Archive Panel has expert knowledge in civil engineering history. It advises ICE on how to add to, preserve and promote its archives.
Geospatial engineering is all about multi-dimensional mapping and organisation. It's applied in many sectors, and is a particularly important area for asset managers such as local authorities.
The aim of the Municipal Engineering Community of Practice is to support the development of knowledge for our towns, cities, communities and urban infrastructure.
How to design, engineer and manage projects in tune with environmental, social and economic factors.
As part of ICE’s Learning Society role this Community of Practice aims to be the leading source of expert civil engineering knowledge for practitioners working to design, construct and manage our transport infrastructure assets.
Whether related to waste, energy or building capacity and skills – our grouped expertise cuts across this vast sector.
As part of ICE’s Learning Society role this Community of Practice aims to be the leading source of expert civil engineering knowledge for practitioners tackling the availability of potable water & sanitation
The Dispute Resolution panel is responsible for advising on any matter concerned with dispute resolution which may affect ICE and its members.
The Information Systems panel works alongside academia and special interest groups to foster and influence best practice in using information systems.
The panel identifies historical engineering works that are worthy of recording, promoting, and in some cases, preserving for posterity.
The Community of Practice (COP) seeks to support ICE’s knowledge programmes, insights and policy development for coastal erosion, flood risk management, offshore energy, ports and inland navigation.
The Advisory Panel keeps the field of legal affairs under constant review, and can respond to any matter of interest to ICE and its members.
Community Engagement during planning, construction and operation is an area of increasing priority, requiring a stronger evidence base to develop and share best practice.
The Specialist Knowledge Societies are independent but closely affiliated membership bodies with interests in specialist areas of civil engineering.
Do you have an idea for a book? If so, you could become an author.
The online shop offers a range of exclusively designed goods such as ICE pin badges and mugs that promote both civil engineering and the ICE brand.