EEFIT Mission: February 2023 Turkey earthquake

This course covers the design of common structural elements to Eurocode 2. Participants will be introduced to concrete material properties and learn about designing for durability and fire.

This course provides guidance on specific aspects of demolition and refurbishment from an engineering perspective, while addressing safety, environmental and sustainability influences.

This course is designed to provide structural engineers with a greater understanding of fire safety, key legislation, and the principles of risk analysis in order to ensure that adequate structural performance in fire is achieved. You will examine case studies of structural and non-structural failures as a result of fire.

Join us for a special launch webinar introducing Pan-African structural engineering knowledge partnership.

This lecture introduces the Tomorrow’s Cities Decision Support Environment, a participatory, people-centered approach to risk-informed decision making to help minimise future urban risk creation.

In this webinar, you will discover the role of product testing in structural engineering as part of a two-part series exploring professional responsibilities and their practical application in design and construction

A report from a project funded by a 2024 EEFIT Research Grant.

This Joint Preliminary Virtual Reconnaissance Report details the damage caused by the March 2025 earthquake in Myanmar.

Structural engineers will require and enforce specifications for materials like steel and concrete but will rarely apply the same standards to structural isolation bearings. Here, Adam Fox, engineer and director of structural isolation specialist Mason UK, explains why overlooking bearing design means introducing an unacceptable level of risk.