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ICE Northern Ireland supports and represents members living and working in the region.
It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil engineering profession.
ICE Northern Ireland also aims to raise the profile of civil engineering by working with the media, schools and universities.
Find out more about ICE's work in Northern Ireland, including local events, competitions and awards, the latest civil engineering news, and how you can get more involved.
Events happening in Northern Ireland
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- Networking
What about International Men in Engineering Day
Who is responsible for change in engineering and what does action actually look like? A joint event bringing together industry from across Northern Ireland. In person, joint event with Institution of Civil Engineers, Institution of Structural Engineers, Think Design Engineer Foundation, In…
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- Webinar
Routes to Fellowship with Caroline Field
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.
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- Webinar
Routes to Fellowship with Rajiv Iyer
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.
Latest news from Northern Ireland
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- News
ICE and Girlguiding partnership goes UK‑wide to reach ‘engineers of the future’
The successful civil engineering badge is coming to Anglia, the Midlands and south-west England, completing the final phase of expansion.
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- Awards and competitions
Fishing bridge turned thrill seeker attraction celebrated at Northern Ireland awards
A paper detailing conservation efforts on the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge – which stands at a dizzying 30m above the Atlantic Ocean – won a medal at the annual awards.
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Engineers must get better at speaking the public’s language, says ICE president
At his inaugural address, David Porter and TV presenter and journalist, Steph McGovern, spoke about the key to communicating with non-technical audiences.
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