About Singapore Network

The Institution of Engineering and Technology was formed by the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) and the Institution of Incorporated Engineers (IIE) and now has more than 150,000 members worldwide. It is the largest professional engineering society in Europe and the second largest of its type in the world.

It has offices in London, Beijing and Hong Kong, with an office in Bangalore opening in late 2006.

The history of the Institution can be traced back to 1871.

What we do

• represent the profession of electrical, electronic, manufacturing and systems engineering and related sciences.
• set standards of qualifications for professional electrical, electronics, software, systems and manufacturing engineers.
• accredit degree courses in subjects relevant to electrical, electronic, manufacturing and information engineering at universities and colleges around the world.
• accredit professional development schemes for engineering graduates.
• awards scholarships, grants and prizes.
• issue regulations for the safe installation of electrical and electronic equipment and takes a leading part in the formulation of national and international standards.
• provide an extensive range of lectures, meetings, conferences, seminars, residential vacation schools and publications.
• set standards for the professional conduct of its members.
• offer guidance on best practice in professional development.
• operate a Career Advisory Service to give advice and assistance to members on various aspects of career development.
• operate a computer-assisted information service, Inspec, which has the world's largest computerised database in the English language in physics, electrotechnology, computer science and control engineering.
• provide business and technical information on electrical, electronic, IT and manufacturing subjects.

Singapore Network activities

15th AGM Chairman's Report (2007)
14^th AGM Chairman’s Report (2006)
13^th AGM Chairman’s Report (2005)
12^th AGM Chairman’s Report (2004)
11^th AGM Chairman’s Report (2003)