Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)

South East England

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South East England is the largest of ICE's 12 UK regions. It represents around 11,000 ICE members and covers a wide geographic area ranging from Kent across to Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight up to Milton Keynes.

The South East Regional Support Team and Committee is here to help you find out more about membership, events and pre-19 programmes. As a professional body it shares knowledge and actively promotes civil engineering, by working with industry, schools, universities, local government and the media.

The South East region is divided into three branches:

  • Kent & East Sussex Branch (Kent, East Sussex)
  • South Branch (West Sussex, Hampshire and Isle of Wight)
  • Thames Valley Branch (Surrey, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire)

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Routes to Fellowship, webinar

Join us for this webinar

Online | 07 October 2020 | 13.00 - 14.00

Fellow is the highest grade of ICE membership.

Keith Jones, Director ICE Wales Cymru, Emma Antrobus, Regional Director ICE North West and Rand Watkins, Associate Director, Infrastructure at Atkins will talk about the necessary attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.

Find out more and register

Discover upcoming events in your local region.

Looking for more events in the South East or want to search specific disciplines?

See all events in South East

Get the latest news from your region

Visit our News section for all the latest from your region and beyond. You can also explore our blog, The Civil Engineer, for regular civil engineering updates.

Looking for help and advice on becoming qualified?

Our professional qualification training is here to help you, from advice surgeries to courses in passing your professional review.

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Career Appraisal 4-part course, London and South East online

    • 18 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    This course is a series of interactive practical sessions designed to clarify the process using the attributes-based application procedure. They will help you identify appropriate experience(s) and how to document them.

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Attributes and CPD workshop, London and South East online

    • 20 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    Very useful for those using Attributes based ICE Training Scheme, Mentor-supported Training , Career Appraisal or Recognition of European Professional Qualifications Route to explain how your experience can meet the ICE requirements. It will discuss the sort of experience required, the amount, level, breadth and depth of experience needed for IEng and CEng.

  • Fellowship support (FICE)

    Routes to Fellowship, webinar

    • 20 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    The talk will outline the necessary qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.  

  • Professional Review preparation

    Professional review preparation webinar

    • 21 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    Professional Review Preparation Webinar to help you to apply for the Member or the Chartered Professional Review

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Experiential Learning workshop, London and South East online

    • 21 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    Experiential learning is an option for engineers who want to become a Chartered Engineer with ICE (CEng MICE) but don't have the required academic qualifications. This workshop explains the route in detail and will help candidates prepare their documents ready for assessment.

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Level 6 end point assessment 3-part preparation workshop, London and South East online

    • 25 January, 2021
    • Online attendance available

    This workshop provides guidance on how to prepare your application for your End Point Assessment.

Looking for more training opportunities in the South East?

See all qualification training in South East

Interested in getting more involved?

Help inspire the next generation

There are many ways that you can get involved with ICE, including:

  • adding your expert knowledge to one of our panels or committees
  • writing for one our publications
  • visiting schools to help encourage the next generation of civil engineers

Getting involved with us is also a great way to help your professional development and further your experiences.

If you think you've got what it takes, then we want to hear from you!

Find out all the ways you can get involved and register your interest

How can we help you?

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We're here to help every aspect of your membership, from becoming professionally qualified, to advice and marketing support in running an event. If you've got a question, or want some help, you can call, email or drop us a line on social media.

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