Engineers Australia awards

Celebrating the achievements of Australia's most dedicated and innovative engineers.

Engineers Australia (EA) offers a range of national awards, medals and scholarships which highlight contributions to the various areas of engineering which we support and promote.

The EA Awards Program seeks to identify, recognise and reward outstanding achievement, eminence in the practice of engineering, and standout service to the profession. It plays an important role in promoting engineering excellence and the significant contribution engineering makes to the community.

Explore the pages below for information on the many different honours we award to the top engineers in Australia.

Awards Overview
Awards Open for Nomination
Peter Nicol Russell Memorial Medal
Australian Engineering Excellence Awards
Honorary Fellow
Individual Awards
Division Awards
College Awards
National Committee and Panel Awards
Special Interest Groups and Centre Awards
Technical Society Awards
University Prizes

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