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Equivalency for Programs outside of Canada
Globalization and advances in international trade and business services have resulted in an increased need for engineers to have their credentials recognized around the world.
Insurance, Financial and Other Benefits
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If you are a member of the engineering or geoscientist community, you and your family can take advantage of a variety of insurance plans, financial and other services
Mobility across Canada
The Agreement on Internal Trade provides that engineers licensed in one province or territory, are entitled to a license to practice engineering in other provinces or territories.
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Stay informed and learn more about Engineers Canada activities, the work of professional engineers, and industry news.
Roadmap to Engineering website
This site is a single source of information to international engineering graduates looking to become licensed engineers in Canada.
Engineering Regulators
Engineers Canada exists to support the 12 engineering regulators.
Framework for Regulation
The Framework is a set of aspirational elements that form the baseline for engineering regulators.
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Admissions and Practice
National guidelines that provide advice on regulatory practices.
Women in Engineering
Engineers Canada is dedicated to increasing the participation of women in the engineering profession by...
Climate Change and Engineering
Engineers, under their professional code of ethics, need to be involved in addressing the impacts of changing climate on infrastructure design and operations because it affects public safety and public interest.
About Engineers Canada
Engineers Canada is the national organization of the provincial and territorial associations that regulate the practice of engineering in...
About Diversity in Engineering
Diversity in engineering means engaging the best minds of the profession, which includes women, Indigenous peoples and internationally educated professionals.