We are hiring: Program Manager
Engineers Without Borders Ireland (EWB) is seeking a Program Manager to oversee the implementation of the final year of “Build Solid Ground” a three-year Development Education and Awareness Raising (DEAR)
WTINE19 National Finals
Press Release: Friday 12th April 2019 “Where There is No Engineer” Designing for Community Resilience WTINE19 National Finals
Urban Reconstruction/Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform (HRRP) Nepal
Urban Reconstruction Support to Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform (HRRP) Nepal Position HRRP is seeking a person(s) with experience in urban planning, governance / policy, and if possible in post
EWB Annual Conference 2019
The EWB Annual Conference 2019 will take place on Thursday 7th March in Dublin. Refreshments at 6pm and speakers kicking off at 6:30pm. Register your spot on Eventbrite here. Looking forward
EWB Annual Conference ’18 – Report
Huge thanks to all involved in last night’s annual conference in Engineers Ireland. Special thanks to our Keynote Speaker Sachin Bhoite who joined us from Arup London office
EWB Annual Conference 2018
Register here on Eventbrite or using the form at the end of this page. Refreshments served from 6pm, followed by a range of speakers from 6:30pm. Hear from: –
EWB iD8 Workshop
‘EWB iD8’ ideation workshop takes place in Facebook HQ, Dublin on 7th of July from 9am – 4pm. Facilitated by multi-award winning & innovative Engineer, Colin Keogh, who is founder of
We are hiring: Program Manager
EWB Ireland Job Description Working with Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is a chance to join a global movement of people passionate about humanitarian science and engineering. EWB Ireland is a
Arup shaping a better world with Engineers without Borders
EWB-Ireland is very please to announce the launch of a strategic partnership with Arup. The official launch was at the Arup Dublin office on November 10th with local launches in
WTINE17 Winning Projects
The National Finals of WTINE17 were held on the 10th June at the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Dublin. From an initial entry of over 500 students of Engineering, Architecture