Graduate membership
How to become a Graduate Member (GMICE) and take your next step to professional qualification.
Graduate membership helps you to become a professionally qualified civil engineer and to get ahead in your career.
You can apply online for graduate membership if you have an approved or accredited academic qualification.
Don't worry if your qualification isn't accredited – you can still become a graduate member. When applying online, you'll be automatically be asked to complete an academic assessment as part of your application.
Becoming a Graduate member (GMICE) is an important step on your way to one of our globally-recognised qualifications.
You'll be able to build your skills and record your development. When you're ready, you can become professionally qualified.
Membership is also a great way of showing employers your commitment to the profession, whether you want to land your dream job or progress in your current role.
Explore our member benefits below:
Get expert guidance and career support to help you make the right career choices and prepare for a future in civil engineering.
An easy-to-use online tool for recording your initial professional development (IPD).
Scholarships, awards and prizes, available exclusively to our members.
Opportunities to meet other graduates and experienced civil engineers at free ICE events.
Learn more about civil engineering, innovation and developments through our recorded lectures.
Over 130,000 books, journals and other resources from the world's largest civil engineering library (which you can use in person or online)
Keep up-to-date with the latest industry news in New Civil Engineer magazine online and through the app and our flagship online Civil Engineering journal.
Connect with over 95,000 built environment professionals across 160 countries.
Meet other young professionals through our Early Careers Network, cutting-edge industry events and vibrant LinkedIn community.
I plan to become chartered with ICE and am currently on a training scheme at work. It’s good to know that my employer recognises how important professional qualification is. It shows that you're a well-rounded engineer because it needs technical, commercial and legal knowledge. You also need an understanding of the health and safety and sustainability parts of your work.
Structural engineer
I joined ICE because I wanted international professional recognition. Being a graduate member gives me the opportunity to be mentored so I can qualify as an MICE member. It also gives me a sense of belonging to a community of engineers across the world.
Civil/structural engineer
Applying for graduate membership is easy - we'll guide you through the process via our online application tool.
Before you start, its handy if you've got the following information (don't worry if you haven't - you can make a start and come back to it!):
Graduate membership rates depend on your location:
For expert advice on your next step to professional qualification, our membership team are here to help.