Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2026 The shortlist for 2026 is: Asfarina Jamaluddin, UK Lucideon Billy Wilson, Equans Charlotte Ellis, EDF Energy Evie Challoner-Miles, Amazon Hasiba Nawaz, Balmoral Tanks Louise Wooldridge, EDF Energy Olivia Lane, Amazon Suleymaan Khan, FANUC Industrial Robots The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on Friday 9 October 2026,…
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
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Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Education in Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2026 The shortlist for 2026 is: Dr Amina Hamoud, University of the West of England Dr Nidiana Rosado Hau, The University of Sheffield Dr Thomas Gilbert, University College London Kate Robinson, The Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology Marika Woods, Runshaw College The winner will be announced…
Engineering Student Society of the Year 2026 The shortlist for 2026 is: Girls in Tech, University of Liverpool KCL Womxn in Engineering, Kings College London Staffs Computing Society, Staffordshire University UCL Fleming Society, University College London Women in Mechanical Engineering Outreach, Imperial College London Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE), University of Birmingham The winner…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2026 The shortlist for 2026 is: Informational Boards with QR Code, Taylor Woodrow Low-Cost Gesture-Controlled Robotic Hand, Suleymaan Khan NexusGen Condition Monitoring System, The Manor of Oak PhycoClean: Biogenic Point Source Carbon Capture, Nellie Technologies The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on Friday 9 October 2026, at the…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Education in Engineering Team of the Year 2026 The shortlist for 2026 is: Advanced Engineering – FE and HE, Blackpool and The Fylde College Biochemical Engineering, University College London Early Careers Team, Alfa Laval Early Careers Team, EDF Energy Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of Plymouth Team Bath Heart, University of Bath Williams F1…
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Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Education in Engineering Team of the Year 2026 Supported by: This award celebrates teams that have shown outstanding performance, innovation, and contribution to the field of engineering within an educational setting. Judges will be looking for: Evidence of team collaboration and leadership. Evidence of how the team promotes diversity in engineering and supports diversity and inclusion for its members. Eligibility Criteria: Must be a team consisting…
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Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2026 Supported by: Recognises groundbreaking innovations in engineering that have significantly advanced the field and promoted inclusion. Judges will be looking for: Evidence of the innovative solution to the problem faced. Evidence of what impact innovation has had on underrepresented groups. Eligibility Criteria: Open to anyone studying or working in engineering.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Student Society of the Year 2026 Supported by: 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. Judges will be looking for: The impact the society has had on its members and beyond, and how the society has created a lasting effect. Evidence of their active promotion of diversity and…
Education in Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2026 Supported by: Recognises higher and further education engineering staff members who play a pivotal role in shaping the future of engineering education and innovation. This award honours those who have demonstrated exceptional commitment, innovation, and leadership in the field of engineering education. Judges will be looking for: Evidence of outstanding contribution to engineering…
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Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Supported by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2026 Supported by: Studying whilst working is a big commitment and there is still work to do to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. Judges will be looking for: Apprentices who have introduced innovative solutions within the engineering workplace. Evidence of their active promotion of…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
University Engineering Team of the Year 2025 Supported by: UK Atomic Energy authority The shortlist for 2025 is: Advanced Engineering Team, Blackpool and The Fylde College Research and Development Workshops, University of Exeter Team Bath Heart, University of Bath The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 03 October 2025, at the Manchester…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2025 Supported by: RR SMR The shortlist for 2025 is: A Semi-physical Brain Model for Benchmarking Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation System, HW Innovation Lab Advancing Air-Breathing Electric Propulsion for VLEO, Stars Edge RME LOTO Pouch; The Pocket-Sized Safety Revolution: Standardizing LOTO for Global Impact, Amazon BUILDCHAIN Project, RINA Consulting Jayashri Goddanti, Levidian…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2025 Supported by: Taylor Woodrow The shortlist for 2025 is: FemEng, University of Glasgow Staffs Computing Society, University of Staffordshire Women in STEM Essex, University of Essex The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 03 October 2025, at the Manchester Hall, Manchester. Purchase tickets for the event…
University Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2025 Supported by: The shortlist for 2025 is: Dr Luana Parisi, University of East London Joanne Johns, The University of South Wales Margaret Stafford, West Lothian College Margi Vilnay, University of Dundee Professor Fiona Grant, Heriot-Watt University The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 03…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2025 Supported by: The shortlist for 2025 is: Asfarina Jamaluddin, Lucideon Charlotte Thomas, Taylor Woodrow Chloe Breward, Amazon Elena Richards, Rolls-Royce Hannah Livingstone, Rolls-Royce Isabella Henderson, BAE Systems Luke Marinan, Nissan (NMUK) The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 03 October 2025, at the Manchester Hall, Manchester.…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
University Engineering Team of the Year 2025 Supported by: UK Atomic Energy authority Recognising the exceptional efforts and achievements of engineering teams in universities and other higher education institutes (HEIs). This award celebrates teams that have shown outstanding performance, innovation, and contribution to the field of engineering within a HEI setting. The judges will be…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
University Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2025 Supported by: University engineering staff members play a pivotal role in shaping the future of engineering education and innovation. Their dedication and expertise not only advance academic achievement but also foster an inclusive and diverse learning environment and student experience. This award recognises staff members who have…
Innovation of the Year 2025 Supported by: RR SMR Innovation can be achieved through many different routes e.g. achieving better outcomes in a different way to a standard process, thus creating a more optimised product or inventing something completely new. The judges will be looking for: Evidence of the innovative solution to the problem faced.…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2025 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…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Supported by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2025 Supported by: Studying whilst working is a big commitment and there is a way to go to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. The judges will be looking for: Demonstrated success of an innovative solution to improve engineering. Evidence of the ambassador roles…
University Engineering Team of the Year 2024 Supported by: The shortlist for 2024 is: 50% for the Future in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Swansea University Ca-PoW! (Capture, evaluate, and improve: co-creating a cycle of empowerment for underrepresented groups), University of Bristol Engineering Technical Team, Birmingham City University Integrated Engineering Programme (IEP) Team, University College…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
University Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2024 Supported by: The shortlist for 2024 is: Dr Chika Nweke, University College London Dr Jaclyn Bell, Imperial College London Dr Jennifer Thompson, Swansea University Dr Luana Parisi, University of East London Nicola Jane Knowles, University of Warwick Sohrab Donyavi, University of East London The winner will be…
Innovation of the Year 2024 Supported by: Railway Industry Association The shortlist for 2024 is: Accessible EV Charger, Duku Nellie Direct Air Carbon Dioxide Removal Technology, Nellie Tech OFR Consultants, OFR Consultants Structural Material for Reinstatement, SMR UK Ltd The neoSCB app, University College London The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2024 Supported by: Rolls-Royce SMR The shortlist for 2024 is: Engineers Without Borders Glasgow, University of Glasgow FemEng: Empowering Women in Engineering, University of Glasgow The BAME Engineers Society, University of Sheffield Women in Engineering, University of Sheffield Women in Science and Engineering Student Society, University of Birmingham Women in…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2024 Supported by: Equans The shortlist for 2024 is: Alexia Williams, Rolls-Royce Amelia Warren, Amazon Elena Richards, Rolls-Royce Emma Mallaburn, Amazon Morgan Norcross. Rolls-Royce SMR Tanzy Kelley, Dyson Yaamina Vorajee, Amey The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 13 September 2024, at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London…
University Engineering Team of the Year 2024 Supported by: Recognising the exceptional efforts and achievements of engineering teams in universities and other higher education institutes (HEIs). This award celebrates teams that have shown outstanding performance, innovation, and contribution to the field of engineering within a HEI setting. The judges will be looking for: Evidence of…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
University Engineering Staff Member of the Year 2024 Supported by: University engineering staff members play a pivotal role in shaping the future of engineering education and innovation. Their dedication and expertise not only advance academic achievement but also foster an inclusive and diverse learning environment and student experience. This award recognises staff members who have…
Innovation of the Year 2024 Supported by: Innovation can be achieved through many different routes e.g. achieving better outcomes in a different way to a standard process, thus creating a more optimised product or inventing something completely new. The judges will be looking for: Evidence of the innovative solution to the problem faced. Evidence of…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2024 Supported by: 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…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2024 Supported by: Equans Studying whilst working is a big commitment and there is a way to go to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. The judges will be looking for: Demonstrated success of an innovative solution to improve engineering. Evidence of the ambassador…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2023 Supported by: Aerospace Technology Institute The shortlist for 2023 is: Error-free 3D printing to save costs and protect the environment, Donaa Limited EMC Engineering Group, EMC Engineering Group Global Flood Map, Fathom Innovation by Integration – Integrated Process Module, Baker Hughes New Product Introduction Team Powered by Tacilia – UCL Global Disability…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2023 Supported by: Grass Roots Education The shortlist for 2023 is: Aerospace Society at the University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Cambridge University Robotics Society, University of Cambridge Engineers Without Borders Glasgow, University of Glasgow FemEng: Empowering Women in Engineering, University of Glasgow Handprints e-NABLE Scotland, University of Glasgow UCL…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2023 Supported by: Airbus The shortlist for 2023 is: Aimee Jones, Mott MacDonald Lauren Helena Poole, Jaguar Land Rover Nabilah Thagia, Dyson Oliver Sands, JCB Robert Spencer, Rolls-Royce Samuel Douglas, Energus The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 8 September 2023, at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2023 Supported by: Aerospace Technology Institute A world without STEM is a world without innovation. Many of the world’s most revered engineers had to overcome significant challenges in order to get their pioneering work across the line. Who should apply for this category? This award recognises and celebrates innovation in engineering, science and…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2023 Supported by: Grass Roots Education We are always learning new skills. Some skills mastered earlier on in life can set you up to be even more successful. Running an engineering society takes dedication and commitment on top of studying. Student societies play an important part in shaping the soft-skills…
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Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Supported by: RR SMR
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2023 Supported by: Airbus Studying whilst working is a big commitment and we recognise there is a way to go to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. Who should apply for this category? This category will recognise an apprentice who is not only excelling…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2022 Supported by: Network Rail The shortlist for 2022 is: Signal processing and AI for an enhanced clinical decision support platform, Nsugbe Research Lab(NRL) The carbon assessment tool, FJD Consulting Clean Pig™, Innovolo Ltd Modularization of electrical containment, MEH Alliance Hegemonic power and social reproduction, Swansea University Department of General Engineering…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Sponsored by:
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by: ECITB logo
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2022 Supported by: Extreme E The shortlist for 2022 is: Brer Cornish, EDF Energy Britoni Farrer-Williams, McLaren Racing Daniel Sanders, WSP Katie Dennett, Jaguar Land Rover Nabilah Thagi, Dyson The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 15 September 2022, at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower Bridge, London.…
Engineering Society of the Year 2022 Supported by: BAE Systems The shortlist for 2022 is: Bristol CivSoc, University of Bristol FemEng, University of Glasgow HWU Robotics Society, Heriot Watt University Women in STEM Society, University of Dundee The winner will be announced at the awards dinner on 15 September 2022, at the Leonardo Royal Hotel…
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Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2022 Supported by: Network Rail A world without STEM is a world without innovation. Many of the world’s most revered engineers had to overcome significant challenges in order to get their pioneering work across the line. Who should apply for this category? This award recognises and celebrates innovation in engineering, science…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Engineering Society of the Year 2022 Supported by: BAE Systems We are always learning new skills. Some skills mastered earlier on in life can set you up to be even more successful. Running an engineering society takes dedication and commitment on top of studying. Student societies play an important part in shaping the soft-skills development…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by:
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
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Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Sponsored by: ECITB logo
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2022 Supported by: Available Studying whilst working is a big commitment and we recognise there is a way to go to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. Who should apply for this category? This category will recognise an apprentice who is not only excelling…
Best Engineering Society of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: Available The shortlist for 2020 is: Engineers Without Borders, University College London Handprints e-NABLE Scotland, University of Glasgow Warwick Women’s Engineering Society, Warwick University The winner will announced at a gala awards dinner on 23rd April 2020 in London along with the Overall Excellence in Engineering…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Innovation of the Year 2021 Sponsored by: Available A world without STEM is a world without innovation. Many of the world’s most revered engineers had to overcome significant challenges in order to get their pioneering work across the line. Who should apply for this category? This award recognises and celebrates innovation in engineering, science and…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by:
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Sponsored by: ECITB logo
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2021 Sponsored by: Available Studying whilst working is a big commitment and we recognise there is a way to go to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. Who should apply for this category? This category will recognise an apprentice who is not only excelling…
Engineering Society of the Year 2021 Sponsored by: Rolls-Royce We are always learning new skills. Some skills mastered earlier on in life can set you up to be even more successful. Running an engineering society takes dedication and commitment on top of studying. Student societies play an important part in shaping the soft-skills development of…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Best Innovation of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: Babcock Winner Qflow, Brittany Harris, Qualis Flow Finalists Stablspoon, Hemal Dias, University of Warwick 3D LiDAR Modelling of Tunnels in Turbulent Flow, Jameel Marafie & Puneet Chhabra, Headlight Ai & Julian Britton, Wessex Water
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by: Royal Academy of Engineering
The United Kingdom has 35 recognised Professional Engineering Institutions (PEIs) who are qualified by the Engineering Council to bestow chartership status on engineers, amongst many other things.
Sponsored by:
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Sponsored by: ECITB logo
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Best Engineering Society of the Year 2020 Winner Handprints e-NABLE Scotland, University of Glasgow Finalists Engineers Without Borders, University College London Warwick Women’s Engineering Society, Warwick University
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: IHEEM Winner Rachel Green, Cadent Gas Finalists Emily Wilson, Arup Maddie Beestin, Rolls-Royce Megan Whitbread, Troup Bywaters + Anders
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Best Innovation of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: Babcock The shortlist for 2020 is: Qflow, Brittany Harris, Qualis Flow Stablspoon, Hemal Dias, University of Warwick 3D LiDAR Modelling of Tunnels in Turbulent Flow, Jameel Marafie & Puneet Chhabra, Headlight Ai & Julian Britton, Wessex Water The winner will announced at a gala awards dinner on…
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: tbc
Engineering is a foundation industry for the UK and is home to a number of large employers of engineers. Subsectors range from traditional civil, chemical, pharmaceutical and energy through to clothing, food and beverage and entertainment to name a few.
Sponsored by: Royal Academy of Engineering
The United Kingdom has 35 recognised Professional Engineering Institutions (PEIs) who are qualified by the Engineering Council to bestow chartership status on engineers, amongst many other things.
Sponsored by:
The engineering profession is currently short of talent to fill mid/senior level roles in the short to medium term. Many people have left the profession and we really need to encourage them to return.
Sponsored by:
Achieving chartered status is a landmark achievement in every engineer’s career. It requires dedication and commitment.
Sponsored by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Sponsored by: ECITB logo
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: IHEEM The shortlist for 2020 is: Emily Wilson, Arup Maddie Beestin, Rolls-Royce Megan Whitbread, Troup Bywaters + Anders Rachel Green, Cadent Gas The winner will announced at a gala awards dinner on 23rd April 2020 in London along with the Overall Excellence in Engineering Award.
Best Engineering Society of the Year 2020 Sponsored by: Available We are always learning new skills. Some skills mastered earlier on in life can set you up to be even more successful. Running an engineering society takes dedication and commitment on top of studying. Student societies play an important part in shaping the soft-skills development…
