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AFBE-UK

Association For Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers

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My Transition Story

Graduate Engineer Ally Mamgain shares her story on securing a job in the engineering industry

Top UK engineering company joins AFBE-UK

One of the world's leading engineering professional services firms has become an organisational member of AFBE-UK.

Bloomberg partners with AFBE-UK

AFBE-UK is absolutely delighted to announce at Bloomberg has recently become an organisational member of AFBE-UK. This forward-looking company focuses on building products and solutions that are needed for the 21st century.

Brexit, Engineering and Construction

Skills supply remains a major concern of the UK engineering and construction sector particularly post Brexit. Join us at AFBE-UK's premier event in London for networking with STEM professionals and students.

AFBE-UK promotes higher achievements in education and engineering particularly among people from black and minority ethnicity (BME) backgrounds. Our mission is to increase the number of BME Engineers who succeed professionally and support young people to explore a career in engineering.

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AFBE-UK highlights

Making Engineering Hot in 2018

Volunteer to inspire the next generation of engineers in 2018.

Why AFBE-UK matters

Organisations with a diverse range of employees are well placed to understand the needs of a wide range of customers.

Brexit, Engineering and Construction

AFBE-UK Report OUT

This report is a celebration of AFBE-UK’s achievements over 10 years. Celebrating Engineering Excellence through diversity

AFBE UK shortlisted for National Diversity Awards.

AFBE UK has been shortlisted for an award from the National Diversity Awards. Congratulations to the team of dedicated individuals in this voluntary organisation.

Government's plan to boost careers of minority groups

In 2016, AFBE-UK was invited to attend a round table on the Review into black and minority ethnic talent progression in the UK at the Houses of Parliament.

Young Woman Engineer Award now open.

Last year the award was won by AFBE-UK member Dr Ozak Esu. Previous winners also include Yewande Akinola also a member of AFBE-UK.

Celebrating 10 years of Engineering Excellence

On 2nd November 2017, 120 guests including politicians, engineers, STEM promoters and academic leaders joined together at the uniquely located IET Savoy Place to celebrate the tremendous work and achievements of AFBE-UK over the last 10 years in a Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony.