Conferences and major events

7 October–4 November | Webinar Series

ABEC is the major conference for the College of Biomedical Engineers within Engineers Australia, and provides an international forum for researchers, industry practitioners, engineers, and industry managers.

16–17 November

CSE will demonstrate the pivotal role of engineers in both mitigating and adapting to the challenges posed by climate change.

29 November–1 December | Virtual Congress

ACAM provides an international forum for delegates to share their experiences, present their research on the wide-ranging topics in applied mechanics.

29 November–1 December | Virtual Congress

AIAC aims to provide an international forum to explore the themes aerospace design, aerodynamics, astrodynamics, structures and materials, propulsion.

7–9 March | Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane

The 10th International Women’s Day celebrations will provide the platform to promote healthy discussion about what positive action can be taken to address the challenges facing modern women in the workforce.

25–27 September 2022 | Melbourne

Chemeca 2022 will be a two-day face to face conference bringing together chemical engineers and scientists from across the globe and will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

October/November 2022

More information will be provided closer to the event.

November 2022

ASEC 2022 attracts high calibre papers and presenters in the field of structural engineering.

November 2022

Discover the leading projects that are leading efforts to combat water engineering issues. Find out about this and more at HWRS 2022.

11–21 October 2021 | Virtual

Largely through the effects of the global pandemic, the last 12 months has seen tremendous changes in our way of life, way of working, and way of thinking. This year’s Convention picks up on this theme, with a focus on some of the challenges and opportunities presented to food science and the food industry.

14–17 November 2021 | Dunedin

Engineering New Zealand’s Otago Heritage Chapter presents the Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference – The Future of the Past.

22–23 November 2021 | Perth

EECON 2021 will cover the changes that are happening in Australia and the challenges still to be met to reach the nirvana of cheap, renewable energy for all.

25–26 November 2021 | Virtual

ANZCC2021 welcomes presentations of new developments in theory, analysis, simulation, modelling, experimentation, field operational tests of advanced control and decision-making algorithms, and their deployments in numerous application areas.

5–8 December 2021 | Brisbane

IEEE PES ISGT-Asia 2021 will be an excellent forum for delegates to discuss, share and exchange ideas related to the state-of-the-art innovations in smart grid technologies for the future grid transformation.

July 2022 | Sydney

The AHMTC series covers fundamental and applied topics including convection, conduction, radiation, turbulence, multi-phase flow, combustion, drying, heat exchangers and other significant thermal processes.

4–9 December 2022 | Sydney

The goal of the ICCE is to promote academic and technical exchange on coastal-related studies covering a wide range of topics including coastal waves, nearshore currents, coastal structures, natural hazards, and coastal management.

27–28 September | Virtual

The fiftieth Chemeca Conference (Chemeca 2021) will be held as a Virtual format, bringing together chemical engineers and scientists from Australia, New Zealand and across the globe to share insights and innovations relevant across these industries.

31 August–1 September | Virtual

Digital transformation projects are leading efforts to combat the issue of water scarcity. Find out about this and more at HWRS 2021.

Thursday 26 August | Virtual

2020 and 2021 award winners announced.

21–23 June | Perth

CORE is the premier technical event in the Australasian rail conference market covering a wide range of rail engineering, operations, planning and management topics.

27–28 May | Virtual Congress

IPEC will bring together three conference opportunities into the one registration with representatives from the fields of Risk, Systems Engineering, Cost Engineering, Project Controls and Asset Management.

10 March | Various locations

The International Women’s Day celebrations provide the perfect platform to engage with industry and promote healthy discussion about what positive action can be taken to address the challenges facing modern women in the workforce.

18–20 November | Online

Showcasing national and international engineers who have all responded to the COVID pandemic and have strategies, solutions and suggestions on how to engineer for greater liveability.

10–13 November | Online

ASEC 2020 attracts high calibre papers and presenters in the field of structural engineering.

9 November | Online

Celebrate engineering's top people and projects during the national awards ceremony.

29 September–21 October | Online

Each week will see three one-hour bite-sized sessions take place in webinar form. These sessions will range from current industry topics to the academic focused technical papers which were submitted for the 2020 conference.
 

14–17 September | Online

The 2020 Australian Engineering Excellence Award and Professional Engineer of the Year winners were announced at our Virtual Division Award Ceremonies. You can now replay the event and watch on-demand.

20–22 November 2019 | Melbourne

WEC brought together more than 3,000 participants from all over the world to explore the conference  theme Engineering a Sustainable World: The next 100 years.

3–6 March 2020 | Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

Our International Women’s Day events series brought together more than 2,300 people to celebrate and support women in engineering and beyond.