Engineers Australia

Engineers Australia is the trusted voice of the profession. We are the global home for engineering professionals renowned as leaders in shaping a sustainable world.

Become a Chartered Engineer

Chartered engineers exhibit internationally benchmarked standards of expertise, professionalism and safety and, in turn, attain the greatest opportunities within their industries.

National Engineering Register

Stand beside your peers and industry leaders on the NER.

2017/18 Membership Renewals

Continue to be a part of Australia’s premier Engineering network.

Nominations and Elections

Lead your profession

Nominations for the 2018 office bearer positions are now closed. Elections open from 4 – 29 September 2017.

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Migrating to Australia

Migrating to Australia

Engineers Australia provides fair and accurate Migration Skills Assessment to engineers.

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Technical Societies

Technical Societies

Engineers Australia’s Technical Societies provide an important and integral link between the profession and specific areas of technical practice.

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Accredited courses

Is your course accredited?

Engineers Australia course accreditation services ensures students gain access to world-class qualifications. 

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Engineers working together

The Largest Community of Engineers in Australia

Engineers Australia is home to over 100,000 members from the full range of engineering occupations and at all career stages. Our members’ interests are as diverse as their backgrounds and skills. Wherever you sit in the broad world of engineering and whatever your passions, this is a place for you to connect with like-minded peers.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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2017 Annual Seminar. Our Coastal Assets: Design Life and Design for Life
  • 18 / 09 / 2017
  • Chatswood

2017 Annual Seminar. Our Coastal Assets: Design Life and Design for Life

COPEP and PIANC Australia Annual Seminar: Planning and design for new coastal assets is an exciting and headline grabbing process. But care and maintenance of those assets is just as important to ensure they continue to function as we need them to and provide the level of immunity which is expected.
Infrastructure Innovation Seminar and Annual General Meeting
  • 12 / 10 / 2017
  • Melbourne

Infrastructure Innovation Seminar and Annual General Meeting

Join IPWEA for their Infrastructure Innovation Seminar, AGM and Presentation Dinner.

LATEST NEWS

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Purdue University Assistant Professor Rajamani Gounder co-led research that could bring improved catalyst designs. Photo: Erin Easterling/Purdue University
  • 23 / 08 / 2017

New catalyst could improve diesel exhaust quality

A new reaction mechanism that could be used to improve catalyst designs for pollution-control systems has been discovered. It could further reduce emissions of smog-causing nitrogen oxides in diesel exhaust.
Researchers at Macquarie University have trialled a new accurate, rapid and inexpensive way to assess metal-contaminated sites.
  • 23 / 08 / 2017

More accurate and cost-effective way to assess metal contamination

The high costs associated with mass sample analysis means many metal-contaminated site investigators try to limit the number of laboratory measurements.