Membership guidance
Our extensive range of online resources will help you discover how to become a member of ICE
Fellowship
ICE Fellowship, the highest grade of membership, recognises the significant contribution you’ve made to society. It shines a light on you as a civil engineer and your achievements as a leader in the profession, no matter where you are in the world.
Who is fellowship for?
Fellowship is for those who have lead the promotion, planning, design, construction, maintenance or management of major projects. It could also involve playing a part in changing policy for the sector in general.
Fellowship can be awarded in other ways too: for expertise in a technical subject area, or for engineering education and training. Applying for Fellowship is straightforward, and you don’t have to be a member to apply.
Membership guidance
ICE Fellow benefits
As an ICE Fellow, you’ll gain the ultimate recognition for your knowledge, ability and experience. This will positively increase your status amongst your peers, at your workplace and across your network. Not only that, you’ll be an ambassador of the profession and someone who can shape the future of ICE and industry.
It's a globally-recognised qualification and a mark of expertise to your employers and their clients.
As a Fellow, you will get all of ICE’s member benefits:
Advice and support
Career inspiration
Events and lectures
Knowledge hub
Global community
What our members say
How to apply for Fellowship
The Fellowship guidance document provides full details on the process and the attributes you will need to demonstrate. Reading this document will highlight what you need to include with your application.
There are also videos that will give you further details on what you need to show in your application.
Alternatively, we can assess your suitability before applying by supplying an up-to-date CV (maximum of 4 pages of A4), containing your personal achievements. It would also be helpful to indicate which of the Fellowship attributes you are considering applying against.
For advice on applying, or to have a preliminary assessment, please contact your Regional Director or International contact.
How much does it cost?
You will pay a non-refundable fee when you apply. When you have been awarded Fellowship, you just need to continue to pay an annual membership fee to enjoy the benefits of being an ICE Fellow. Details on the cost are available on our fees page.
Get your stamp of success
Get recognition for your contribution to the engineering profession and shine a light on your achievements as an ICE Fellow.
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