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Annual grants by the Institution's Research Fund support research projects undertaken in the last or penultimate year of undergraduate study.
An opporunity for young members to pursue innovative and creative ideas abroad.
Our 19-part series introduces a range of structural engineering aspects; from approximate analysis to stability and dynamics.
Easily accessible guidance for graduates and early career professionals, as well as those wishing to develop a greater general understanding of structural design.
Our Structural Behaviour Course offers 200 sample questions which assess elements of structural behaviour, providing detailed feedback on your answers.
Exploring how educators can better develop students’ intuitive understanding of structural behaviour beyond theoretical knowledge
As the field of engineering continues to evolve, new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and language models are becoming increasingly important tools for structural engineers. AI and language models can provide many benefits to structural engineers, but they also come with potential risks that must be considered.
A blog post written by Engineers Without Borders UK about how educators can advocate for change to reshape engineering education.
Alireza Behnejad developed the Design, Assemble and Dismantle (DAD) Project to give students hands-on experience of working with a physical model, helping them develop skills in design, team work, communication, and problem solving.
Six previous winners of awards at the Young Researchers Conference update us on their careers and give their thoughts on the future of research and structural engineering.
The Temporary Works Toolkit is a series of articles aimed primarily at assisting the permanent works designer with temporary works issues.
Managing Health & Safety Risks is a series of articles prepared by the Institution's Health and Safety Panel. This series aims to assist all members, but younger members in particular, in understanding the background and issues relating to the management of health-and-safety risks in construction.
A collection of high quality learning materials including virtual materials lab, simulators, games and more.
The UCL Drawing Gym is an exercise programme to help engineers improve their sketching and visualisation skills.
An online series covering soil mechanics, concrete, reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete from Think Up.
The free encyclopedia for UK steel construction information.
A collection of publications including The Arup Journal, The Design Book as well as research reports, magazines and other publications.
A collection of webinars from Cundall on research, initiatives and design considerations aimed at creating a more sustainable world.
The Concrete Centre provides material, design and construction guidance.
Information and resources to further enhance the understanding of structural concepts.