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Engineers open doors to new possibilities and new futures. They drive innovation and progress, taking what’s come before them and making it better. Engineers bring people together and they inspire.
National Engineering Month is an annual celebration of the heart and soul of engineers—their passion, commitment, and action toward making the world a better place. In March 2025, engineers are inviting you in. Discover the difference that engineers make in their communities through a series of doors open events at higher education institutions and participating engineering companies and industry organizations.
2025 is a milestone year for the engineering profession, marking the 100th anniversary of the Calling of an Engineer, where engineering students receive their Iron Rings. A valued symbol for many engineering graduates, the Iron Ring is an ever-present reminder of the commitment engineers make to serving the public with integrity and ethics.
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If you know a Canadian engineer, you may have noticed them wearing a ring on their pinky finger. Far from a fashion accessory, the iron ring symbolizes an obligation, or verbal commitment, that engineering graduates make—a tradition known as The Calling of an Engineer.
Kick off National Engineering Month 2025 with a celebration of the centennial of the Iron Ring and the unveiling of the newly modernized Calling of an Engineer.
Events are being held across Canada, showcasing how engineers are opening doors.
Kick off National Engineering Month 2025 with a celebration of the centennial of the Iron Ring and the unveiling of the newly modernized Calling of an Engineer.
The event encourages students to build simple mobile, web, or desktop applications that use AI to address societal challenges. Using APIs of existing LLMs, participants will build applications with real-world impact using any programming language.
Go Code Girl is an exciting opportunity for girls in grades 7 to 12 to learn about the world of programming. This fun-filled day of coding introduces the girls to computer science, all while bringing their creations to life and meeting mentors in the field!
This session will consist of a panel discussing the test cases for the use of AI, information systems and robotics in tackling environmental challenges. This will be an opportunity for students to contribute to the discussion using their knowledge on the topics. Key ecological issues and the steps towards a more sustainable future will be addressed.