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Prizes

Awards

Closing date for these three Academy prizes will be 28 February 2013.

To find out more about these awards please click onto the relevant link below.

  • Picture of Special Achievement Award linked to more information about the awardMajor Projects Award
    The Royal Academy of Engineering Major Projects Award (formerly the Special Achievement Award) recognises the contribution of an engineer who has led or played a critical role in a major engineering project that has substantial impact on society.

  • Picture of Sustained Achievement Award linked to more information about the awardSustained Achievement Award
    The Medal is awarded to an engineer, normally resident in the UK, for outstanding and sustained achievement which has contributed to the well-being of the nation. The field of activity changes annually. In 2012 the medal will be awarded for Engineering Innovations in Sports Performance Engineering focusing on specialist equipment manufacture and instrumentation, and performance analysis.

  • Picture of the Rooke Medal for the Public Promotion of Engineering linked to more information about the medalThe Rooke Medal for the Public Promotion of Engineering
    Awarded to an individual, small team or organisation who has contributed to the Academy's aims and work through their initiative in promoting engineering to the public.

  • The Sir George Macfarlane Award
    This Award recognises the potential of younger UK engineers, who have demonstrated excellence in the early stage of their career. This excellence is marked by a quality of leadership and/or technical and scientific attainment that is clearly seen to be outstanding by their employers and organisation.

 

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Updated January 2013

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