Associate Membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (AMICE) is open to a wide range of people who are engaged in a profession that directly supports or is closely allied with, the work of a civil engineer operating in the built environment.
Routes to Associate Membership
There are two routes to Associate Membership of ICE:
AMICE
This route is open to those individuals who are engaged in a profession that directly supports or is closely allied with the work of a civil engineer operating in the built environment.
For full details of submission requirements and how to apply, candidates should consult ICE 3003A - Route to Associate Membership and ICE 3008A - Chartered Environmentalist.
There are three stages in qualifying as a Associate Member (AMICE):
1. Educational base
The educational base for this grade of membership is a Bachelors degree in any subject. For full details, please consult the educational base section.
If your academic qualification does not meet the Engineering Council benchmark, you may demonstrate that you have compensated for the shortfall in a number of other ways.
2. Initial Professional Development (IPD)
IPD can be satisfied by completion of one of the following:
If you are also seeking CEnv registration, you will be required to complete the Environmental Professional Development (EPD) objectives described in Appendix B in ICE 3008A.
For information on Initial Professional Development, Continuing Professional Development, and Development Objectives, please read ICE 3008A and ICE 3006A.
You must have completed stages 1 and 2 before making an application for Professional Review (stage 3).
3. Professional Review - making an application
For details on the Professional Reviews process, please consult the Professional Review section. Registration with the Engineering Council is not applicable to this grade of membership.
For full details of submission requirements and how to apply, candidates should consult ICE 3003A - Route to Associate Membership and ICE 3008A - Chartered Environmentalist.
CEnv AMICE
Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv), Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (AMICE)
This is a combined route for those who wish to obtain professionally qualified status of ICE together with registration as a Chartered Environmentalist.
To obtain CEnv AMICE, you must be successful at the joint CEnv/AMICE Professional Review at which you must demonstrate knowledge of, competence in, and engagement with sustainable management of the environment together with demonstration of an understanding of technical or scientific rather than engineering principles.
For further details, please consult the Chartered Environmentalist section.
ICE publication of the names of applicants for Membership (By Law 16)
Professional Review Candidates' names will be published in New Civil Engineer, New Civil Engineer International and on the ICE website for a period of 28 days to allow ICE Members to communicate in writing to the Director General if they have any reason to give why an applicant is not a fit and proper person to become a member. This list will be published in the Membership downloads section of the website.
More information
If you require further information, please contact the Admission and Transfers team on +44 (0) 207 665 2344 or email profrev@ice.org.uk.