The latest

There is a stark message coming from climate scientists with the publishing of the latest (first since 2013) landmark IPCC Report. It’s a wake up call for many continuing the status quo – we have to change how we live, how we educate, and how we work.

In line with our new 2021-2030 strategy, we are hosting four Constructive Conversations sessions that will explore our four globally responsible principles; responsible, purposeful, inclusive and regenerative. We began by interrogating the responsible principle.

Learn more about the award-winning design ideas from the UK and Ireland Engineering for People Design Challenge.

As his trustee term comes to an end after four years in post and over 17 years of involvement with the organisation to date, we spoke to Stephen Lindley Jones to learn more about his experience.

We are so excited to be launching our 2021-2030 organisational strategy. If you haven’t already, sign up to attend our virtual event on Wednesday 26 May at 17:00-18:00 (BST) to learn more!

For the first time, this year’s Inspiring Community Leaders training series featured a workshop hosted by Engineers Without Borders International, investigating engineering ethics and the future of engineering education.

During our Inspiring Community Leaders series, we invited professionals from across the sector to tell us about their experiences, including how they landed their first job to how they ended up where they are today.

Member opportunity! As a member, you have the opportunity to contribute your voice to shape our future and influence the engineering sector to be more globally responsible. We are now inviting our members to contribute to a review of the Engineering Council’s revised Guidance on Risk.

Sign up to attend our Inspiring Community Leaders training series, which will engage a network of students and academics within the Engineers Without Borders community and inspire them to continue to drive forward the movement for globally responsible engineering.