Supported by: Taylor Woodrow

Running an engineering society takes dedication and commitment on top of studying. Successful entrants will need to show excellence and outstanding achievement in managing a society.

The judges will be looking for:

• Success and achievements in the engineering society.
• The impact the society has had beyond its members.
• How the society has created a lasting effect.
• What the society has done to promote diversity in engineering and supporting student well-being

Eligibility criteria:

• You will be an engineering society at a university, college or school which brings together individuals with a shared interest in an engineering discipline.