Special Interest Groups

Empowering members with groups focused on their interests.

Engineers Australia's four Special Interest Groups and one Centre represent key focus areas for our members. We seek to empower these members by providing a platform for communication, networking and advocacy.

If you are interested in learning more about the special interest groups or want to get involved, view the groups below.

Young Engineers Australia
National Committee for Engineering Associates and Technologists
Women in Engineering
Engineering Heritage Australia

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