Colleges

Important groups for engineers in all areas of practice.

About our Colleges

Engineers Australia's nine Colleges set professional standards and provide continuing professional development (CPD) for members through regular conferences, publications and visiting speakers. The Colleges broadly cover all areas of practice in engineering. Colleges are a cornerstone of Engineers Australia, composed of professionals who are dedicated to their occupation and the industries it serves.

Learn about Engineers Australia's Colleges in the pages below.

Biomedical
Chemical
Civil
Electrical
Environmental
​Information Telecommunications and Electronics Engineering
Leadership and Management
Mechanical
Structural

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