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ICE Wales Cymru supports and represents members living and working in the region.
It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil engineering profession.
ICE Wales Cymru also aims to raise the profile of civil engineering by working with the media, schools and universities.
Find out more about ICE's work in Wales, including local events, competitions and awards, the latest civil engineering news, and how you can get more involved.
Events happening in Wales Cymru
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Attribute 1: Understanding and practical application of engineering
Organised on behalf of the ICE North Wales GSAT, this is a series of webinar workshops, aimed those working towards Incorporated or Chartered membership with the Institution of Civil Engineers. These workshops provide information on Initial Professional Development (IPD), broken down by attribu…
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Routes to Fellowship with Rajiv Iyer
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.
Also available online
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Improving project outcomes: the observational method
The Observational Method (OM) can minimise risk and maximise savings in cost, carbon and time. Yet it remains under-used in civil engineering. This lecture explores lessons learnt, current barriers and the OM’s potential to improve future construction practice.
Latest news from Wales Cymru
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ICE and Girlguiding partnership goes UK‑wide to reach ‘engineers of the future’
The successful civil engineering badge is coming to Anglia, the Midlands and south-west England, completing the final phase of expansion.
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ICE STEM Ambassador of the Year: 2025 winners announced
Introducing this year’s ICE STEM Ambassador of the Year regional winners from across the UK, recognised for inspiring our future civil engineers.
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UK’s first tidal lagoon could be answer to reliable renewable energy, experts find
ICE President Professor Jim Hall spoke at the launch of recommendations on the feasibility of tidal energy in the Severn Estuary.
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