Joaquin Flores and Professor Sabih Khisaf share what it was like to leave their home countries as refugees and what helped ...

To mark UNESCO’s 80th anniversary, we explore some of the UK’s engineering wonders that have been deemed to have ‘outstanding ...

Mike Murray, senior teaching fellow at the University of Strathclyde, was among a host of talented individuals recognised for ...

There are so many ways to stay connected with ICE through networking and events locally, nationally and internationally. Search and browse below to discover our conferences.

There are so many ways to stay connected with ICE through networking and events around the world. Search and browse below to discover our conferences, webinars, lectures and networking opportunities.

There are over 500 ICE members living in the Republic of Ireland and working on a huge range of projects across the country. At the heart of everything we do in the country is the Republic of Ireland ...

MyICE phased rollout: You can now access some of our services in MyICE, but you’ll need to re-register first. You can find ...

The Teal Book is a resource designed to transform how the public sector plans, manages, and delivers projects.

Introducing the 161 st President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, David Porter. The presidential address is one of the ...

ICE supports members living and working in Canada and the USA. Click on your country to find out how you can get involved, and discover local events and competitions. There are around 530 ICE members ...

Coire Glas is the first large scale pumped storage hydro scheme to be developed in the UK in over 40 years and is located in the Great Glen of Scotland. The scheme has a potential generating capacity ...

The history of the ICE Benevolent Fund spans 150 years and, during that period, it has helped over 30,000 civil engineers and their families. No one’s immune to life’s challenges. Not even ‘fixers’ ...