ICE Scotland supports and represents members living and working in the region. It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil ...

Views and insights from around the world of infrastructure.

With 97,000 members worldwide, the ICE exists to improve lives by ensuring the world has the engineering capacity and infrastructure systems it needs to enable our planet and our people to thrive.

ICE promotes and advances civil engineering around the globe. We lead the infrastructure debate to create a more sustainable future through insight, policy and media engagement. Get the latest ICE ...

The ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network (ICE YH ECN) represents graduates, students, technicians, and apprentices based across Yorkshire and Humber. This includes those in higher education ...

The civil engineering profession covers a broad spectrum of jobs, specialisms and careers spanning every industry. Take a look to see whether it's the right profession for you. How to become a ...

Jon Muir reveals some surprising finds that have come to light during his redevelopment of the heritage High Mill building.

Kathleen receiving her Fellowship certificate from ICE Past President Ed McCann. Image credit: Kathleen Harrison In 2014, ...

Introducing AI agents, advanced software components that can handle unpredictable questions and adapt on the fly.

Join us for this hybrid launch of the ICE’s State of the Nation 2025 report. State of the Nation has been the institution’s ...

Rachel Reeves MP outlined an ambitious package of infrastructure planning reforms in a speech to business leaders.

Many badly worn highways assets require more urgent attention, warn expert contributors to State of the Nation 2025.