Event organised by ICE
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Book nowWho is this for? Anyone working in academia, or whose job revolves around research, with an academic qualification in civil or infrastructure engineering or related subjects, and who is interested in ICE professional qualifications.
When to attend? When you are considering applying for an ICE professional qualification.
Why attend? To learn about the possible application routes to IEng MICE and CEng MICE when working in academia and research.
How long is the session? 45 minutes
What will it contain? Information on the application route to ICE professional qualification, and the aspects of your academic base and professional experience which are considered when making an application, the next steps and where to go for further information.
Look here for useful information:
Unsure if your academic base is suitable – look here Accredited course search, unsure if you have the experience – look here Attributes for professionally qualified membership. Look here for suggested ICE membership grades suitable for those in research and academia ICE Academic Partnerships
Watch the Membership guidance to find out more before the session, and if you are still unsure about attending, get in touch with your local.
Membership Recruitment Team (MRT) - ICE near you
The session will be delivered by MRT staff in MSTeams.
Institution of Civil Engineers
academic partnerships manager
Elena has over twenty years' experience as a consultant civil engineer in Europe and Australasia. She has been based in London working for the ICE in various roles over the past fifteen years.
Of particular interest to those preparing for their IEng professional review.
Join this short introductory session to learn about the ICE’s professional qualifications for infrastructure engineers and technicians. Read more about who this event is for, when to attend and why.
Join this short introductory session about ICE student membership. Click the link above to read more about who this event is for, when and why to attend.
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