We offer a programme of events online, at our London HQ and around the world including:
Technical lectures
Conferences
and tailored training for structural engineers including:
CPD courses
Exam preparation courses
Webinars
This two-day course shows engineers how to arrive at a qualitative solution to both create a structure and check computational results.
This half-day online course provides a theoretical framework for rapid problem-solving concept calculations.
This course provides an overview of accounting principles and an explanation of accounting terminology. It also covers how to understand key financial documents.
This course provides participants with detailed knowledge of masonry design to Eurocode 6 Standards and the National Annexes.
The Northern Ireland Regional Hub invites you to their first training gym of the year entitled 'Embodied carbon revisited'.
This course gives guidance on the key considerations when planning the construction of deep basements. It covers using both embedded wall bottom-up and top-down construction in accordance with Eurocodes 2 and 7.
This course establishes good practice in the design of reinforced concrete structures. Through practical exercises, it will cover concept, design, flat slabs and finite element analysis.
This course provides an introduction to structural steelwork design to Eurocode 3 for building design.
An online course on Eurocode 2 concrete design.
The course introduces a number of drawing techniques and systems. It will increase your confidence in your sketching abilities. The course takes place as a series of two-hour interactive sessions over four weeks supported by independent study.
This one-day, in-person course is designed to give you knowledge and experience of being in court. You will be cross-examined by a practising barrister in a protected environment to improve your technique, so you can be confident if you are called to give evidence.
This two-day course is an essential introduction to the conceptual design process for bridges. It covers two key areas: selecting a structural form to suit the constraints of a site and arranging materials and components to meet the demands of the structure in an elegant and logical way.