The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is a professional organisation for civil engineers and infrastructure specialists, with a global network of 95,000 members. Its purpose is to improve lives by strengthening the engineering capacity and infrastructure systems needed to help people and the planet thrive. ICE supports members at every career stage, from students and apprentices to experienced professionals and Fellows.

It awards industry-standard professional qualifications and provides guidance, mentoring, review preparation and continuing professional development. Its training includes courses on topics such as earthworks, construction contracts and NEC4. Members and the wider public can access engineering knowledge through news, blogs, case studies, recorded lectures, events and the ICE Knowledge Hub.

ICE also leads discussion on infrastructure and the built environment, supports policy and advocacy, and connects professionals through regional groups, specialist societies, panels and industry networks. Further activities include awards and grants, volunteering opportunities, education resources, dispute services, library resources and support for employers. Through these services, ICE promotes professional growth and informed collaboration across civil engineering and infrastructure