The world faces enormous challenges that cross borders and disciplinary boundaries. Engineering solutions can help, but not in isolation. The Royal Academy of Engineering’s Frontiers symposia help people to connect and tackle global challenges together. This symposium will bring together outstanding early-mid career researchers, innovators, and practitioners from a wide range of disciplines to collaborate on engineering solutions to global challenges. The event will be hybrid, with participants networking and engaging with each other, and carefully curtated content, via an online platform in their own time, before coming together for two days of intensive networking workshops, both in-person and virtually, on 3 and 4 March.

In order to actively promote the realization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the wide publicity of the World Engineering Day, Tsinghua Symposium of Tsinghua University and UNESCO International Engineering Education Centre (ICEE) will hold the “Summit 2022 on Tsinghua Symposium” on the eve of the third World Engineering Day 2022 (World Engineering Day falls on March 4th every year).

With the theme of “Engineering Education Reform and Sustainable Development – Call for Youth and Women to Participate in Engineering Education”, the summit is to be co-organized by the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO), UNESCO International Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation for South-South Cooperation (ISTIC), and Chinese Women’s Research Society.

Calling for young people and women to participate in engineering education is an important slogan in the second UNESCO Engineering Report of “Engineering for Sustainable Development”, and it is also an activity advocated by the World Engineering Day. We hope that through extensive efforts, more young people especially girls will consider engineering as a career.

In celebration of World Engineering Day, HIT Industrial and Manufacturing Department presents:

The Big Ideas Competition

What we are looking for:
In line with the 2022 WED theme “ Building Back Wiser – Engineering the Future” we invite students with big ideas to come up with an interdisciplinary project proposal that seeks to fulfil a minimum of 2 of the SDGs for the UN vision 2030.

Deliverables:

Concept note in PDF format clearly highlighting the background, the idea and proposed execution. Be sure to exhibit the impact on SDGs and the interdisciplinary nature of the project idea.
Idea poster or infograph that can aid in explaining your idea further
All other supporting documents can be submitted as well in a compressed archive (.ZIP, .RAR, .7ZIP) Submissions are to be sent to mchikuruwo@hit.ac.zw Cc: tmabhena@hit.ac.zw and rmahoso@hit.ac.zw

Deadline:

Deliverables are to be submitted by 0800hrs on Thursday 3 March 2022. No late entries will be accepted. Top 4 teams will present their Big Ideas as finalists on Friday 4 March 2022 at the WED commemorations for selection of the overall winner

Eligibility:

Competition is open to registered students of the Harare Institute of Technology.

Competition may be attempted by a single person or as a team of no more than five members

All streams are welcome to participate

Prize:

TTLCC mentorship and incubation of the winning idea

For any further enquiries contact: tmabhena@hit.ac.zw

THE PROGRAM IS AIMED AT ORIENTATING THE SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TOWARD DEVELOPING CAREER IN ENGINEERING.

THE STUDENTS WILL BE EXPOSED TO PROSPECTS AND OPPORTUNITY IN ENGINEERING CAREER.

IT WILL ALSO HELP THE STUDENTS IN MAKING EARLY AND APPROPRIATE DECISION IN THEIR CAREER PATHS.

To carryout career Talk to Secondary Schools within Zaria and it’s environs

How to develop scalable, equitable technologies that benefit all, through EWB’s Technology Development Approach (TDA)

We invite you to celebrate World Engineering for Sustainable Development Day by joining EWB’s Technology Development Lead, Angus Mitchell, for a presentation on ‘How to develop scalable, equitable technologies that benefit all using EWB’s technology development approach (TDA).’ EWB’s TDA is a philosophy of engineering which is ethical and responsible. The TDA is rooted in human centred design, and characterised by two way knowledge sharing, and culturally appropriate engagement. These elements are critical building blocks of this year’s theme, “Build Back Wiser.” This energising presentation will use case studies from EWB’s work for First Nations communities.

Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XI2yZA15S6ivEMSnLHW7vQ

Collaboration among all the countries is required to address the SDGs.

This webinar seeks the potential collaboration between the IHLs from different countries and regions in addressing the SDGs.

It targets to bring in potential collaboration to the IHLs in ASEAN countries from other regions such as Japan, Australia, and others.

The possible collaborations are student / faculty exchange, twin programme, research, undergraduate / postgraduate outreach, and etc.

Prize Giving Ceremony for Engineering Competition, Release of National Discussion paper on Sustainable Renewable Energy, Talk on Climate Change, Presentation on Engineering Accreditation

Event Program

1000 Welcome, Dinesh K Hurreeram, Dean Faculty of Engineering, UoM, & Shyam Roy, President Institution of Engineers Mauritius (IEM)

1010 Prize Giving Ceremony for Final Year Engineering Project Competition & brief presentation by the first prize winner

1040 Launching of Discussion Paper on Sustainable Renewable Energy Pathway for Mauritius, Dinesh K Hurreeram and Faculty of Engineering Team
1110 Keynote Address on Climate Change, Rudy Oh-Seng, Senior Environment Officer, Department of Climate Change, Government of Mauritius

1130 Accreditation of Engineering Programmes, Raj H Prayag, Chairman Engineering Accreditation Board

1140 Launch of IEM Journal 2022, Shyam Roy, President IEM

1215 Refreshments

Starting March 2020, Batangas State University has traditionalized annually celebrating WED alongside UNESCO. This year, BatStateU does so through the university’s CIEE, the Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, joining with the event themed “Engineering Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow.”

The university recognizes that engineering education and capacity-building are key to gearing and sustaining the drive of engineering toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) attainment; thus, it continues to expand its reach through partnerships and projects that strengthen engineering education.

In its program, the event includes a keynote address from a renowned personality and a forum on the Advancement of Engineering Collaborations and Innovations for Futures Thinking, to be paneled by engineering leaders and innovators from select state universities and colleges across the Philippines. The forum is a conduit to continue the conversation on engineering, development, and SDG attainment at the local level.

The program also includes an exhibition of projects led by engineering students of the university that have been selected for submission to the WED Hackathon Challenge, which was designed to encourage engineering students to work in collaborative teams to address global real-world problems through a fast-paced project, showcasing their theoretical knowledge and critical thinking.

CALLING ALL AUSTRALIAN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS!!!

Discover The Warren Centre’s 2022 Humanitarian Innovation Awards

https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/industry-and-community/the-warren-centre/humanitarian-innovation-awards.html

“Professor Ron Johnston Humanitarian Innovation Award” is a national submissions contest is for university students to develop innovative technological or engineering solutions that support human welfare through benevolent treatment or assistance to people for substantially altruistic reasons. 

The Awards consists of two competitions each year.  This includes “The Pitch” and the “Hackathon” 

The Pitch is an annual national prize aimed at Australian university students, awarded for an excellent technologically-based innovation that enhances human welfare through engagement with a specific target group of people in need. Participants can select a current and real-world problem and present a solution to it. Submissions can be made anytime while the competition is open (usually 6 weeks).  

Students are encouraged to select a real-world humanitarian problem (based on the focus areas identified) and develop technology-driven solutions, including a demonstration or other proof of practicality.  

To be considered for the prize, entrants must put forward a submission in which they:

1. Identify by research, a real problem in a humanitarian context (post disaster, fragile state, development assistance or otherwise);
2. Preferably, the problem will have a connection to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with consideration to the Equator Principles for new technology in developing countries.
3. Problems and solutions that focus on needs which do not fit conventional commercial finance driven markets and are therefore “orphans” to traditional market solutions will be favoured;
4. Especially propose solutions aimed to alleviate or address needs of disadvantaged communities or; 
5. Address social groups that may be overlooked by traditional engineering and technology projects. 

Key Dates 

Entries open 9am, 4 March 2022 (AEDT) 

Submissions must be received by 6am, 18 April 2022 (AEST) 

The Engineering Institution of Zambia will celebrate the World Engineering Day on 4th March 2022. Visit the EIZ website for more details

International Renewable Energy Systems Inc will be holding a company-wide engineering stand-down to highlight the importance of Engineering in solving problems for the benefit of humanity. A key focus area is the opportunity to explore potential engineering solutions to the UN sustainable development goals and climate change.

World Engineering Day 4.3.2022 at the THGA; a varied online programme including a live tour of the university with a drone flight, specialist lectures and an alumni get-together.

About this event

Jointly organised with The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM) and STEM4ALL Makerspace, MRANTI World Engineering Day 2022 – Engineering for Impact is a platform to spark action and build next-gen innovators in harnessing the power of engineering to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and solve global pressing issues.

Be part of in-depth discussions on various topics of impactful engineering, witness the battle of pitches from our most innovative minds, and prototype your ideas physically at our pop-up Makerspace now.

Date: 4th (Fri) & 5th (Sat) March 2022

Time: 9AM – 6PM

Mode: Hybrid – Physical & virtual

Physical Venue: MRANTI (formerly known as Resource Centre, Technology Park Malaysia)

MRANTI World Engineering Day 2022

About this event

Jointly organised with The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM) and STEM4ALL Makerspace, MRANTI World Engineering Day 2022 – Engineering for Impact is a platform to spark action and build next-gen innovators in harnessing the power of engineering to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and solve global pressing issues.

Be part of in-depth discussions on various topics of impactful engineering, witness the battle of pitches from our most innovative minds, and prototype your ideas physically at our pop-up Makerspace now.

Date: 4th (Fri) & 5th (Sat) March 2022

Time: 9AM – 6PM

Mode: Hybrid – Physical & virtual

Physical Venue: MRANTI (formerly known as Resource Centre, Technology Park Malaysia)

Aligned with 2022 Theme: “Build Back Wiser – Engineering the Future” and as part of the World Engineering Day Celebrations, AfriteQ Academy will be spotlighting young engineers across Nigeria who have passion and are working towards providing solutions to the Sustainable Development Goals through its theme: Get Recognized!.

 

The objective of the theme is to bring to give an insight into the inspiring and shared vision of the role of young engineers in Engineering a Sustainable Future.

Jointly organised by Malaysian Research
Accelerator for Technology and Innovation (MRANTI), Institution of Engineers,
Malaysia (IEM) and STEM4ALL Makerspace, WORLD ENGINEERING DAY 2022: Engineering
for Impact welcomes professionals, innovators, students, and the public to
celebrate the engineering profession and achievements in Malaysia.

It is a platform to spark action and
build next-gen innovators in harnessing the power of engineering to meet
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and solve global pressing issues.

Be part of in-depth discussions on
various topics of impactful engineering, witness the battle of pitches from our
most innovative minds, and prototype your ideas at our pop-up makerspace.

Facebook page : https://m.facebook.com/mymranti/

Website : https://mranti.my/

Event Registration : https://bit.ly/MRANTIWED2022

Recording – awarding of engineering degree thesis written by female students

The aim is to promote the UN Agenda 2030 Goal #5 “Gender Equality”, to enhance, encourage and highlight the figure of women in the technical field; supporting new female graduates in order to give them the opportunity to enter the world of work with the same opportunities and the same economic remuneration as male colleagues.

Watch recording here: https://bando.ingenioalfemminile.it/italywed2022/

Discover more here:

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Evénement annuel de référence, cette nouvelle édition des Journées Nationales de
l’Ingénieur (JNI), organisée à l’initiative d’Ingénieurs et Scientifiques de France (IESF) se
déroulera du 4 au 20 mars 2022.

Cette 9ème édition proposera des évènements en
format hybride (en présentiel en fonction des contraintes sanitaires autorisées et/ou en
format 100% digital) pour que tous les acteurs puissent s’exprimer en cette période.

Les JNI réunissent chaque année plus de 10 000 participants (élèves, jeunes
diplômé(e)s, ingénieur(e)s en activité, professeur(e)s, acteurs économiques, décideurs
politiques et grand public) dans toutes les régions de France et partout dans le monde
autour de plus de 100 évènements.

Nous vous invitons à découvrir les bilans des
éditions précédentes sur jni.iesf.fr.

World Engineering Day is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated launch of World Engineering Day 24HRS LIVE. This is the first ever 24HRS LIVE broadcast of a Global UNESCO Day. This studio produced broadcast will follow World Engineering Day 2022 around the globe, to see how Engineer’s across the world are celebrating and being recognised for their great work. Starting from Australia, ending in Costa Rica and featuring everything in between. Our program will hit 8 major regions over 24 hours.

Panel discussion with a Q & A session

REGISTER HERE

El Colegio de Ingenieros Civiles de Honduras en alianza con Lazarus&Lazarus invita a los agremiados del CICH a celebrar el Día Mundial de la Ingeniería con el Webinar Soluciones para la Instalación de Pisos.

What is World Engineering Day? 

• What can one expect to see and hear?
• Meet some engineers
• Engineering & the SDGS
• Want to pose a question to an engineer?
• Where can engineering be found?
• Recap of World Engineering Day activities & announcements on 5th March 2022

***Times to tune into World Engineering Day Twitterspaces hosted by www.twitterspaces.com @batteryofengs

4th March – 7am GMT +10hours (1-1.5hour approx duration)

4th March – 5pm GMT +10hours (1-1.5hour approx duration)

5th March – 5pm GMT +10hours (1-1.5hour approx duration)

Location: Visit Twitterspaces, follow @abatteryofengs and @ereharrison to set reminder for live event to join & talk to an engineer & live updates

Engineers Registration Board Botswana will be celebrating the national Engineering Week from 1st to 4th March.

1st – 3rd March will be a 3-day Engineering Forum, whilst 4th March will be commemoration of the UNESCO World Engineering Day.

Buy tickets: https://engineeringforum.org.bw/

Engineers Registration Board is excited to host its inaugural Engineering week from the 28th of February to the 4th of March 2022. The Engineering Week will be held under the theme: “Reclaiming Creativity Amidst Global Turbulence”.

The main objective of the engineering week is to celebrate and showcase the contribution of engineering and engineering professionals in uplifting our society and the economy. The activities for the week will include two major events: the Engineering Forum 2022 from the 1st to the 3rd of March 2022 and the UNESCO World Engineering Day on the 4th of March 2022.

Engineering Institution of Zambia will hold a half day conference and career talk online on the 4th of March.

EIZ World Engineering Day Matchpass- southern region student chapters

On the 3rd of March 2022, students from various tertiary institutions on the southern region of Zambia will hold the first ever matchpass to commemorative World Engineering Day and also hold a panel discussion at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Lusaka to discuss issues affecting students and how students can contribute to the Engineering fraternity.

This Event will be sponsored by Engineering Institution of Zambia

Our programme for the World Engineering Day 2022 Celebrations in Nairobi includes a march on the Nairobi Expressway and Tree planting followed by afternoon celebrations at the University of Nairobi, Manu Chandaria

Join the march on the Nairobi Expressway on the morning of 4 March from 9 am to around 11 am.

Swiss Minister Guy Parmelin: “We all benefit from the services of engineers every day. But we are often not even aware of it.” Without engineers, our everyday lives would barely function.

Kick-off of UNESCO World Engineering Day and Engineers’ Day, which takes place every year on March 4.

200 guests ranging from Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin and the Director of Economic Affairs Carmen Walker-Späh, Zühlke CEO Nicolas Durville to the management of associations and high-ranking engineers in companies and young talents to the new Rector of ETH Zurich, Günther Dissertori attended the Engineers’ Day networking event in the JED Event Hall, Schlieren.

Discover more events

IEK in collaboration with the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) is planning a procession on the Nairobi Expressway on Friday, 4th March 2022 from 8 am followed by further celebrations at the University of Nairobi. In addition, we have tree planting activities to be done by engineers across the country.

Malaysia Women Engineers Conference 2022 – “ Building the Future, WE Lead”—

Date: 4th March 2022 (Fri)

Venue: Bayview Hotel Georgetown Penang, Malaysia

Time: 8:30am – 5.30pm

Learn more and Registration Link

To celebrate the World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, the National Union of Moroccan Engineers organizes a webinar on : « The question of water in Morocco : reality, challenges and perspectives »

https://facebook.com/unim2016

Join our webinar Engineers will save the world – Skills needed for the green transition in Finland in celebration of World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development on 4.3.2022 8.30-10 CET! The event highlights the critical role of engineers in the transition to a low-carbon society by publishing the results of a new report and with keynote and comments from high-level speakers.

Program:

08.30 Opening of the event Annika Nylander, CEO, Tekniska Föreningen i Finland TFiF

08.35 Keynote Markku Ollikainen, Chairperson, Finnish Climate Panel.

09.05 Presentation of research results Millariia Wikman, Senior consultant, Gaia

09.25 Commentators Saranna Sandström, Project leader, FrEE- Capacity for Carbon Free Sustainable Growth -project Jukka Ruusunen, President & CEO, Fingrid Mari-Leena Talvitie, Member of Parliament

09.55 Closing words Annika Nylander, CEO, Tekniska Föreningen i Finland TFiF

10.00 End of webinar

The World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (WED) is an official International day proclaimed in 2019 by the United Nationals Educations, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). WED is an opportunity to celebrate engineering and the contribution of the world’s engineers for a better, sustainable world.

The webinar is organized by Engineers Finland.

Join the conversation #worldengineeringday #wedfin22

Language of the event is English.

Please register to the event here: https://www.lyyti.in/WED22

Engineers
Finalnd is preparing a virtual event for WED2022. This year the event
is titled: Engineers will save the world –  Skills needed for green
transition in Finland. More information will follow shortly!

Design Engineer Construct Future Infrastructure UK-NLD

Design net zero hyperloop stations for the major DP World ports of London Gateway and Rotterdam World Gateway and the route between the two.

University teams from across the UAE will conceptualise hyperloop portals, plan optimum routes and design associated infrastructure to connect the ports of Jebel Ali, Dubai and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Discover more: https://designengineerconstruct.com/dp-world-and-virgin-hyperloop-joins-forces-with-coyo-and-ice-to-challenge-uae-undergraduates/

A meeting place to share experiences and updated knowledge on the future of engineering, climate change and innovative technologies, within the context of good practices for sustainable development.

9am – Opening followed by Cultural Event

9.35am – Keynote Speech “European Global Navigation Satellite System and key applications”.

10.30 – Technical Talk #1: “Implementation of best engineering practices in the management of public works projects”

11 – Technical Talk #2: “From football to cancer – Engineering to go far as a society”.

11.30 – Technical Talk #3: “The role of renewable energies in energy management”

12pm – Technical Talk #4: “W-STEM model for higher education: Attracting women to engineering fields”

12.30 – Technical Talk #5: “MERCI Protocol for Climate Change Analysis”

1pm – Closing ceremony

Discover more and register: https://www.wes2022.cr

The entire WES22 program runs from 4 – 11 March 2022

Register here

1. General provisions

Engineering plays a vital role in meeting basic human needs, improving people’s quality of life and creating opportunities for sustainable growth at local, national, regional and global levels. The World Day of Engineering for Sustainable Development (March 4) was unanimously approved at the 40th Session of the UNESCO General Conference held in November 2019. This event aims to celebrate and promote the areas of Engineering and the work that Engineers have developed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. According to UNESCO’s Second Engineering Report entitled “Engineering for Sustainable Development: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals”, Engineering needs to transform itself to be more innovative, inclusive, cooperative and responsible. In this context, the Department of Engineering and Technologies of the Polytechnic Institute of Technologies and Sciences, in partnership with the National Commission of Angola for UNESCO, present the 2nd Edition of the Celebration of World Engineering Day. The event will be attended by representatives of ministries, the United Nations, UNESCO and companies, in addition to teachers and students.

2. Event Objectives

General Objectives

Celebrate and promote Engineering and the work that Engineers have done to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Specific Objectives

• Raise awareness of different aspects of sustainability;

• Promote multidisciplinary cooperation in the field of Engineering between governmental and non-governmental organizations, educational institutions and industries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals;

• Stimulating scientific innovation in Engineering in Angola;

• Provide engineering students with the knowledge and skills necessary to face the challenges of sustainable development by encouraging the creation of projects;

• Attract and awaken in girls and women an interest in Engineering, leading them to consider Engineering as a vocation and profession;

• Promote the transition from traditional engineering to sustainable engineering;

• Promote the debate on entrepreneurship and the creation of startups in the area of ​​Engineering.

3. Target audience

Academics, Companies, Governmental and Non-Governmental Organizations, and the Community in general.

4. Areas Projects for the Engineering and Technology Fair will focus on the following areas:

a) Energy efficiency;

b) Rational use of natural resources;

c) Reverse engineering;

d) Climate change;

e) Drinking water and sanitation;

f) Responsible and innovative use of materials and reduction of non-biodegradable waste;

g) Extraction of precious electronic waste materials;

h) Development of new resistant and biodegradable materials;

i) Sustainable consumption and production;

j) Inclusive and sustainable industrialization;

k) Technologies to support the teaching of Engineering;

l) Entrepreneurship and innovation in Engineering;

m) Production and distribution of energy;

n) Flexible and efficient use of energy;

o) Transport and mobility of the future;

p) City, buildings and sustainable components;

q) Environmental technology, nature and biodiversity;

r) Agricultural and food technology;

s) Recycling and circular economy;

t) Efficient production and integration into the renewable energy network;

u) Artificial intelligence;

v) Cybersecurity;

w) Big data;

x) IOT;

i) Robotics

World Engineering Day 4.3.2022 at the THGA; a varied online programme including a live tour with a drone flight, specialist lectures and an alumni get-together.

MEDIA PHONE IN TALK AT RADIO KWARA

Join our LinkedIn LIVE virtual event on World Engineering Day all about sustainable engineering careers at Eaton.

In this virtual event, learn how our engineers make a low-carbon future work and contribute to build more sustainable future.

Our panel of global leaders will be answering your questions throughout the LIVE.

Discover how exciting an engineering career at Eaton can be and learn how to take the first step in joining us!

REGISTER NOW

MACHINES THAT SAVE LIVES 2022

A special webinar series on biotechnology machines and implementations in hospitals.

What is it about?

✔ Future of Medical Equipment Tech

✔ Implementation of Medical Equipment in 2022

✔ Development of Dialysis Machines

✔ Leakage Detection Methods

Specially brought to you by key speaker(s):

▶ Mr. Nantha Genasan

▶ Mr. Raymond Yap Soon Cheng

For 3 hours, celebrate World Engineering Day with engineers around India

Includes content from our Hub partner Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST),

• Engineering Education and Technology Transfer in Ghana 
• Professional Engineering Practice in Ghana 
• Indigenous Engineering Practice in Ghana

Special World Engineering Day interview with Mustafa Shehu, member of World Federation of Engineering Organisations

WED celebration Jointly held with the University of Mauritius  (UOM) and Institution of Engineers Mauritius.

Program as follows

10:00 Welcome by DEAN of FoE UOM & President IEM

1. Prize giving for UOM Final Year Engineering Project Competition

2. Launch of Discussion Paper on Sustainable Renewable Pathway by Dr D K Hurreeram Dean of Faculty of Engineering UOM

3. Key Note address on Climate Change by Rudy Oh-Seng from Dept of Climate Change. Govt of Mauritius

4. Accreditation of Engineering Programmes by Raj Prayag Chairman EAB

5. Launch of IEM Journal 2022 ‘ Impact of Climate Change on SIDS: What Engineering Solutions’

12:15  End of Ceremony

The World Engineering Day Myanmar Celebration jointly organized by the Myanmar Engineering Council and the Federation of Myanmar Engineering Societies to commemorate World Engineering Day on 4 March 2022 was held online at 10 am yesterday as per the COVID-19 rules.

Union Minister for Construction U Shwe Lay, Union Minister for Industry Dr Charlie Than, Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Myo Thein Kyaw, Prof Dr Gong Ke, President of the World Federation of Engineers Marlene Kaga and former presidents of the World Federation of Engineers gave opening remarks.

Next, the second session of the ceremony named the World Engineering Day Myanmar Celebration Plenary Session with the theme of Build Back Wiser – Engineering the Future was held and chaired by FEIAP former President Dr. Chuan Hean Teak and led by local and foreign engineers to achieve sustainable, balanced and better development of future engineering sector.

The World Engineering Day Myanmar Celebration jointly organized by the Myanmar Engineering Council and the Federation of Myanmar Engineering Societies to commemorate World Engineering Day on 4 March 2022 was held online at 10 am yesterday as per the COVID-19 rules.

Union Minister for Construction U Shwe Lay, Union Minister for Industry Dr Charlie Than, Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Myo Thein Kyaw, Prof Dr Gong Ke, President of the World Federation of Engineers Marlene Kaga and former presidents of the World Federation of Engineers gave opening remarks.

Next, the second session of the ceremony named the World Engineering Day Myanmar Celebration Plenary Session with the theme of Build Back Wiser – Engineering the Future was held and chaired by FEIAP former President Dr. Chuan Hean Teak and led by local and foreign engineers to achieve sustainable, balanced and better development of future engineering sector.

World Engineering Day Expert Lecture and Big Ideas Competition

In Person: Harare Institute of Technology – S1 Seminar Room, S-Block

Remote: Zoom ID: 924 6144 4769 Passcode: Ne9r5U

We invite you to participate in the National Engineers’ Day on March 4, 2022. The initiative aims to promote knowledge and awareness of the engineering professions, in line with the objectives of the World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development proclaimed by UNESCO.

SUPSI and SAMT are organizing this day, which will include visits and activities for companies and engineering firms in the region. The event is aimed at students in the last two years of secondary schools (Licei and Cantonal Commercial School) and technical vocational schools.

Register here: https://www.engineersday.ch/en/events/2022/supsi/

Discover more: www.engineersday.ch