The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has been working hard to promote the profession of civil engineering for over 200 years. The ICE provides professional qualifications, leads the debate on infrastructure and the built environment internationally and provides an unmatched level or training, knowledge and thinking to over 95,000 members around the world.
New Civil Engineer is the official magazine of the ICE and is distributed – in print or digital formats – to more than 50,000 readers each month.
This page has the latest news from the Institution but you can find out more about ICE events, reports and opinion at www.ice.org.uk
Each year on the 23rd of June, we mark International Women in Engineering Day (INWED). INWED was established by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) to raise the profile of women engineers around the world. In the UK, 6.3M people work in engineering and technology, that’s 19.2% of the UK workforce.…
Our world is full of societal dilemmas, and as civil engineers, we need to be adept at understanding and responding to them. The word dilemma is a Greek word meaning ‘a problem offering two possibilities’. An ethical dilemma occurs where two or more ethical principles or moral values are in…
The ICE’s CityZen Award is now open for 16 to 18 year olds, and the CityZen Pollution Control Challenge is open for 14 to 16 year olds.
The ICE has published a report summarising lessons learned from the cancellation of HS2’s northern leg, drawn from interviews and written submissions from key decision-makers.
The Urban Transport Group and Arup have published a new report, setting out an ambitious vision to transform rail and urban transport in the UK.
The new government has settled into its role, setting out its agenda for the 2024/5 parliamentary session in the King’s Speech. Over a quarter of the bills mentioned have an infrastructure component, including planning, transport, energy, water and devolution.
The cancellation of HS2 Phase 2 makes it easy to forget that the creation of zero carbon journeys between London and Birmingham is in full swing.
The Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017 highlighted critical issues in practices and professionalism across the construction sector.
New Trustees, Council Members and a Graduate Member have been elected by the membership of the institution
The ICE is calling for young people to partner with a parent, grandparent or guardian to enter a competition that helps to make crucial connections between civil engineering, nature and the arts.
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