Organization:European Young Engineers
| Founded | 1994 |
|---|---|
| Type | Nonprofit Organization |
| Focus | Engineering |
| Location |
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Area served | Europe |
| Website | http://www.eyengineers.eu/ |
The European Young Engineers (EYE) is a European non-profit organisation,[1] listed in the register of Engineering associations of the World Federation of Engineering Associations.[2]
History
Young members of the European engineers’ organisations created a pan-European platform and founded the European Young Engineers (EYE) in 1994. During the following years several engineering associations in Europe were invited to join.
EYE became an organisation consisting of more than 23 associations and representing approximately more than 250.000 young engineers in Europe. EYE started to offer its member organisations and their students and young engineers the access to a Europe-wide network by linking the engineering associations.
EYE offers a member-hosted conference. Between these events, the community stays in contact via their website.
In 2007 the European Young Engineers signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with FEANI.[3]
List of member organisations
| Country | Name of organization | Acronym |
| Belgium | i.e.-net ingenieursvereniging vzw | IE-NET |
| Bosnia-Herzegowina | Studentski elektrotehnički klub i servis Sarajevu
(Student Association of Electrotechnics of the University of Sarajevo) |
STELEKS |
| Bulgaria | ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ НА НАУЧНО-ТЕХНИЧЕСКИТЕ
СЪЮЗИ В БЪЛГАРИЯ (Federation of the Scientific Engineering Unions in Bulgaria) |
FNTS |
| Croatia | European Young Engineers Croatia | EYE-HR |
| Czech Republic | European Young Engineers Czech Republic | EYE-CZ |
| Denmark | Ingeniørforeningen i Danmark[4]
(Danish Society of Engineers) |
IDA |
| Finland | Insinööriliitto
(Union of Professional Engineers in Finland) |
IL |
| France | Bureau National des Eleves Ingenieurs
(National Bureau of Engineering) |
BNEI |
| France | Association Francaise des Femmes Ingenieurs
(French Association of Female Engineers) |
FI |
| Germany | Verein Deutscher Ingenieure[5] | VDI |
| Ireland | Engineers Ireland | EI |
| Luxembourg | Association Nationale des Etudiants Ingenieurs
Luxembourgeois (Union of Luxembourg Engineering Students) |
ANEIL |
| Malta | University Engineering Students Association | UESA |
| Netherlands | Koninklijk Instituut Van Ingenieurs
(Royal Institute of Engineers in the Netherlands) |
KIVI |
| Norway | Norges største organisasjon for ingeniører og
teknologer (Norwegian Society of Engineers and Technologists) |
NITO |
| Portugal | Ordem dos Engenheiros | OE |
| Republic of Macedonia | Engineering Institute of Macedonia | EIM |
| Spain | Consejo General de la Ingeniería Técnica Industrial de España | COGITI |
| Sweden | Sveriges Ingenjörer | SI |
| United Kingdom | Association for Consultancy and Engineering | ACE |
| United Kingdom | Young Railway Professionals[6] | YRP |
| United Kingdom | European Young Engineers United Kingdom [7] | EYE-UK |
References
- ↑ "Listing in the European Transparency Register". http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=578001221797-91#.
- ↑ "Listing of the European Young Engineers at WFEO". http://www.wfeo.org/organizations/european-young-engineers-eye/#.
- ↑ "FEANI website". http://www.feani.org/site/index.php?id=12.
- ↑ "Description of EYE on the website of IDA". http://english.ida.dk/network/other-networks/european-young-engineers.
- ↑ "Short description of EYE made by VDI". https://www.vdi.de/netzwerk/european-young-engineers/.
- ↑ "YRP joins EYE". https://www.youngrailpro.com/2011/09/yrp-joins-the-european-young-engineers/.
- ↑ "Website of the European Young Engineers UK". http://www.europeanyoungengineers.org.uk/.
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