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Construction Management is the highest circulation construction-based publication serving the UK built environment.

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Wembley Stadium (Chunni4691, Dreamstime)

Building opportunities for people and projects

Mott MacDonald’s focus on major building projects is not just about winning more work and improving outcomes for clients – it’s about giving younger engineers better career experience too.

Image: Constructionarium

In pictures | Engineering students hone nuclear skills

Constructionarium recently welcomed engineering and construction students from the University of East London to its site-simulator facility in Norfolk.

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UK government announces £275m skills package

Thousands of British workers are set to benefit from new training and apprenticeship opportunities as part of the government’s ‘modern industrial strategy’.

How to deliver ‘healthy’ buildings

Buro Happold experts join the 21CC podcast to delve into the role the built environment can play in supporting positive metal health and wellbeing

Using football to inspire the next generation of STEM professionals

Fest Hub founder and civil engineer Emmanuel Afolabi is turning the disappointment of missing out on his dream career into a mission to inspire young people into STEM

Costain engineer makes ICE history

Engineer Georgia Thompson has become the youngest woman to achieve Fellowship

Hiring challenges are hindering efforts to bridge skills gaps

Findings from the latest ECITB Workforce Census reinforces the scale of the recruitment challenge facing the industry

AtkinsRéalis announces women’s internship scheme in Brazil

Applications are open for the new Elas na AtkinsRéalis internship programme

Next government urged to prioritise workforce planning and skills

New policy recommendations are focused on helping to address skills shortages in engineering and technology

‘Small but significant’ rise in women leaving engineering

New data shows a spike in the number of women aged 35-44 leaving engineering

Renewables careers lack appeal to new entrants, report shows

Engineering and construction employers are struggling to attract workers to net zero roles, according to new research

Engineering firm celebrates graduate talent

Black & White Engineering is celebrating a milestone in its graduate training programme

ECITB unveils six new board members

The ECITB board sets the strategic direction and monitors the performance of the organisation

UK engineering firms lack skills for climate change resilience, survey finds

New research has raised serious concerns about engineering education and industry’s capability to respond to climate change

Autumn Statement: Industry cautiously welcomes skills investment

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced £50m of funding for apprentices in engineering and other growth sectors

Women’s Engineering Society elects new president

The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) has elected Katherine Critchley as its 55th president

Sellafield engineering centre promotes STEM careers to students

Sellafield’s Engineering Centre of Excellence is helping to inspire the next generation of STEM professionals

Balfour Beatty backs NMITE to deliver work-ready engineers

Balfour Beatty is partnering with the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE)