A new way for our members to access the huge wealth of knowledge content ICE has. Organised into bite-sized modules.
Our learning is structured around these key areas:
Courses, workshops and membership surgeries to help you achieve professional qualification.
24/7 access to recorded webinars 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.
Our programme is designed to give you the knowledge, confidence and resilience to stay relevant. Explore resources tailored to your needs and remain competitive in the industry.
Event to focus on new approaches to coastal engineering
A free exhibition exploring the world of water engineering
An initiative to promote forward thinking
Explore the pros and cons of landscaped and engineered SuDS.
Stay up to date with the latest thinking on the big civil engineering issues
Experts from across the water sector tackle current issues such as demand management, flood risk and security.
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The Jubilee Line Extension (JLE) cost £3.6bn, a £1.5bn cost over-run, a crisis, now all but forgotten. Miles Ashley, Chair of the steering group for ICE's latest paper on forecasts vs outturns, discusses the steps we need to take to improve public perception of major projects.
Kit England and Ruth Wolstenholme from charity Sniffer and Graham Edmond of Transport Scotland describe Glasgow City Region’s pioneering risk assessment for climate change.
ICE Graduate Member and Buro Happold engineer Nii Amanor Dodoo-Amoo tells us about his rewarding trip to build a bridge connecting an isolated village in Rwanda, and why he feels engineers have a responsibility to society.
D E Daniel and R B Koerner
Tony Mema and Faisal F. Al-Thani
Barry Trebes and Bronwyn Mitchell
A 100 minute long workshop for a class to explore the challenges associated with access to safe and clean drinking water for people all around the world. From Engineers Without Borders.
A leaflet from Tomorrow’s Engineers to inspire and inform young people about careers in engineering including study routes, salaries and qualifications.
ICE offers undergraduate and technician scholarships to students studying in the UK.
Excellent salary plus vehicle and relocation assistance
£22000 - £26000 per annum
The ICE Learning Hub is available free and exclusively to ICE members and provides a range of online learning modules and resources to support professional development. It will allow members to access 1,000 hours of content across 400 different activities and a 100 different learning programmes all through the online portal.