Women’s History Month is a time to honour the achievements of women in engineering – those who have built, designed and developed innovations; those who have broken down barriers, challenged expectations and pushed the profession forward.
The Engineering Council is proud to support Chartered Week 2026, which takes place from 23 to 27 February. This national initiative recognises the professionals and organisations setting the benchmark for competence, integrity and ethical practice.
The Grenfell Tower tragedy is a reminder that fire engineering is fundamentally about protecting lives. It made clear that the profession must be confident in its responsibilities and capabilities.
The publication of the Single Construction Regulator Prospectus marks a significant step in the Government’s commitment to long-term reform of built environment regulation in the UK.
As we mark national T levels Week from 13 to 17 October 2025, the Engineering Council celebrates the growing recognition and impact of T levels on the engineering and technology workforce.
How AI could be used in the education sector, with reference to the research of the Engineering Council's AI Working Group close-out report.
The new UK Trade Strategy celebrates UK-US engineering agreement as a key example for stimulating responsible growth.
To mark Women’s History Month, the Engineering Council is sharing the stories of history’s leading female engineers to inspire upcoming female engineering talent.