Gain A Civil Engineering Qualification Through ICE

ByEurograduate Admin

Don’t miss out on your opportunity to get your passport to the world

Want to get your dream job, travel the world and make a difference?

If you’ve finished your degree and you’re serious about a career in civil engineering, we can help you on your way.

What makes civil engineering so special?

Civil engineering is not just about roads, tunnels and bridges; its about creating practical solutions for everyday people. From rebuilding towns and villages after natural disasters to creating hi-tech buildings in cities, civil engineers are at the heart of society.

Why is it important to be qualified?

Your degree might get you a job in civil engineering, but getting an internationally recognised qualification that demonstrates competence and professional commitment will:

  • Allow you to work around the world
  • Help you and your employer to win high calibre projects
  • Help to progress your civil engineering career

How do you become qualified?

You can gain a professional qualification through the Institution of Civil Engineering (ICE), a global membership organisation that promotes and advances civil engineering worldwide.

There are three stages to qualification:

  • Underpinning knowledge: your academic qualifications (e.g. degree or diploma)
  • Initial Professional Development: a period of structured work experience in civil engineering
  • A Professional Review: an independent assessment of your competence and professional commitment via an interview and written assignment

What to do next

If you’re interested in becoming part of a network of more than 80,000 members in 152 countries worldwide, apply now to become a graduate member.

As a graduate member you’ll get:

  • Support towards your professional qualification
  • Access to ICEs unique global network including country representatives in over 90 countries
  • A wide range of social and learning events worldwide
  • Access to MyICE members only online area
  • Free magazine New Civil Engineer International (NCEI)
  • Regular industry news and developments from ICE

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