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The annual ICE Connects: Women in Fellowship panel is a space for inspiration and encouragement, bringing together a global community of brilliant infrastructure professionals to share ideas, create connections, and strengthen their network.
What can students expect from an engineering interview? Practise your skills, receive feedback and network with professionals in this exciting workshop.
Join us for a networking evening where those early in their career or currently working towards a professional qualification can find out more about the ICE, the different routes to membership, and opportunities to network with fellow professionals.
Celebrate Black History Month through a panel discussion exploring this year's theme, Honouring Our Communities.
This is programme to get you preparing your Career Appraisal application in time for your preferred Review date.
A chance to connect with peers at our annual dinner as well as celebrate civil engineering successes across Scotland through our ICE Scotland Awards.
Explore the opportunities and limits of AI in geotechnical engineering, focusing on trust, responsibility and barriers to adoption.
Receive detailed and personalised guidance about the Fellowship process from ICE Scotland regional director, Matt Lancashire.
Professor Richard Ashley presents on the value of developing new green-blue infrastructure using the CIRIAB£ST tool and how it can be used.
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of the ICE.
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