Congratulations to our members and industry colleagues who were recognised in the 2025 Australian Honours. This well-deserved recognition highlights the valuable contributions engineers make to our nation’s prosperity and wellbeing. Read the full article here:
Well deserved everyone
ENGINEERS EUROPE, backed by an Erasmus+ funded project, is rolling out a survey targeted at the community of current and future engineers across Europe. The ultimate goal is to craft a 'European Engineering Skills Strategy'. This survey's aim is to gather the viewpoints of engineers regarding the present and future challenges their profession may encounter, and to perceive what they identify as the vital skills and competencies to effectively tackle these challenges. Read more: https://buff.ly/3wB3ySD https://buff.ly/3ynVdlV #engineering
ENGINEERS EUROPE, backed by an Erasmus+ funded project, is rolling out a survey targeted at the community of current and future engineers across Europe. The ultimate goal is to craft a 'European Engineering Skills Strategy'. This survey's aim is to gather the viewpoints of engineers regarding the present and future challenges their profession may encounter, and to perceive what they identify as the vital skills and competencies to effectively tackle these challenges. Read more: https://buff.ly/3wB3ySD https://buff.ly/3ynVdlV #engineering
📢📢📢Calling all engineers in Europe! In the light of an ERASMUS+ funded Project, ENGINEERS EUROPE launched a #survey to the European community of current and future #engineers with the objective to ultimately formulate a "European Engineering Skills Strategy". The goal of this survey is to collect the opinion of current and future engineers on today’s and tomorrow’s challenges for their profession and the perceived required #skill sets and competencies they believe will need to successfully respond to those challenges. Take just 10 minutes to complete our survey and be a part of this great initiative. ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eWbaDtJz
Which technologies do companies prioritize? Do engineering Universities and Colleges educate/train competent and resilient engineers for the field? The Engineers4Europe (E4E) project, has launched its second round of research, including a Europe-wide survey exploring skills, challenges and training among engineers in the field. The goal of this survey is to collect the opinion of current and future engineers on today’s and tomorrow’s challenges for their profession, and the perceived required skill sets and competencies they believe will need to successfully respond to those challenges. TU Dublin, as a partner in the project, is committed to understanding the future horizons that engineers will face, and through the E4E project outputs, how the sector can prepare accordingly. 🕒 It will only take 10 minutes of your time. 👉 Complete the survey here: https://lnkd.in/eWbaDtJz #engineeringthefuture #tudublin #engineeringeducation
The Engineers4Europe (E4E) project has launched its second round of research, including a Europe-wide survey addressed at engineers and engineering students. The completion of this survey will affect the project development and help shape the future of the engineering profession. The survey aims to gather opinions on the current and future challenges facing engineers and the skills and competencies needed to tackle these challenges effectively. The answers collected will then result in the European Engineering Skills Strategy. 🕒 It will only take 10 minutes of your time. 👉 Complete the survey here: https://lnkd.in/eWbaDtJz #Engineers4Europe #SkillsStrategy #EngineeringCommunity
After having established the European Engineering Skills Council last year, the Engineers4Europe project, funded under ERASMUS+, is pleased to present its first draft version of a comprehensive “European Engineering Skills Strategy” https://lnkd.in/e7Y-gBre. This document was based on the exhaustive and collective research undertaken by 61 persons, representing 27 institutions and companies, from 13 EU-countries. It examines the gap between the demand and the supply side of engineering skills and provides clear recommendations and actionable measures for higher education institutions, professional organizations representing the profession, industry reps and policy makers. The document also includes 15 “Best Practice Examples”. ENGINEERS EUROPE is inviting all stakeholder groups to provide feedback, comments, and suggestions to complement and finalize the E4E Skills Strategy for publication in 2025. These comments and suggestions are welcomed at e4e@engineerseurope.com.
After having established the European Engineering Skills Council last year, the Engineers4Europe project, funded under ERASMUS+, is pleased to present its first draft version of a comprehensive “European Engineering Skills Strategy” https://lnkd.in/e7Y-gBre. This document was based on the exhaustive and collective research undertaken by 61 persons, representing 27 institutions and companies, from 13 EU-countries. It examines the gap between the demand and the supply side of engineering skills and provides clear recommendations and actionable measures for higher education institutions, professional organizations representing the profession, industry reps and policy makers. The document also includes 15 “Best Practice Examples”. ENGINEERS EUROPE is inviting all stakeholder groups to provide feedback, comments, and suggestions to complement and finalize the E4E Skills Strategy for publication in 2025. These comments and suggestions are welcomed at e4e@engineerseurope.com.
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Let's do this and fill in this survey for a better European Engineering Skills Strategy. #LLL #Engineers4Europe
𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫𝐬𝟒𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐲 🚀 Engineers4Europe is launching a new survey for the European community of current and future engineers with the goal of formulating a "European Engineering Skills Strategy". 🎯 This survey aims to gather opinions on today’s and tomorrow’s challenges for the engineering profession, as well as the required skill sets and competencies. Your input, which should take no more than 10 minutes, is highly appreciated! https://lnkd.in/ej4Brdca
Professor at the Department of Civil Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Excellent and very useful work with the contribution of AECEF.
After having established the European Engineering Skills Council last year, the Engineers4Europe project, funded under ERASMUS+, is pleased to present its first draft version of a comprehensive “European Engineering Skills Strategy” https://lnkd.in/e7Y-gBre. This document was based on the exhaustive and collective research undertaken by 61 persons, representing 27 institutions and companies, from 13 EU-countries. It examines the gap between the demand and the supply side of engineering skills and provides clear recommendations and actionable measures for higher education institutions, professional organizations representing the profession, industry reps and policy makers. The document also includes 15 “Best Practice Examples”. ENGINEERS EUROPE is inviting all stakeholder groups to provide feedback, comments, and suggestions to complement and finalize the E4E Skills Strategy for publication in 2025. These comments and suggestions are welcomed at e4e@engineerseurope.com.
Oil & Gas Specialist | Project Management, Project Services & Development Planning | Chartered Professional Engineer
2moI would like you extend my congratulations to everyone who was recognised in the Australian Honours list. Your dedication and achievements are truly commendable and serve as an inspiration to us. Thank you for your outstanding contributions and for making a positive impact.