Harnessing the potential of engineering to create an equitable reality for the planet and its people
Through partnership and collaboration, we’ve focused on developing skills, knowledge and appropriate engineering solutions for almost two decades.
Education Programs
Redefining engineering pathways through real-world education and research programs, from Primary to PhD.
Training Programs
Developing a future-fit workforce for a sustainable society through immersive learning experiences.
Community Projects
Facilitating meaningful, sustainable change in-community through local partnerships.
Technology Development
Technology development anchored by our unique human-centred engineering ethos.
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Community Snapshot
Our programs and projects aim to enable the sector and community to access to skills and technical expertise. Our work spans the Asia-Pacific region, with a focus on Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Vanuatu as well as Indigenous Australia.
Get Involved with EWB Australia
We take good intentions and turn them into meaningful impact.
Anyone can contribute – you don’t need to be an engineer – and there are plenty of ways to be involved, from simply spreading the word to engaging in meaningful volunteering or making a donation.
Recent News & Stories
Explore our projects, meet our people, learn more about the most recent work of EWB Australia.
Sparking Curiosity In Future Engineers
Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB) has teamed up with long-time, corporate friend, Bentley Systems, to spark curiosity in future engineering students through the delivery of the Innovation Challenge (22nd - 24th November 2021). Andria Zanotto is an EWB...
Regioneering in the west
In June 2021, thirteen EWB volunteers from West Australian Chapters took a four-car convoy for a week-long trip, ‘regioneering’ their way through the state’s south-west. EWB's Regioneering program aims to inspire students in remote areas to explore engineering and...
Stories from the field – Kasey Williams
Most high school students walk away from university open days with a bunch of flyers, drink bottles and a show bag from the snow club. Kasey Williams certainly did too, but she also gained valuable insight into the flourishing world of humanitarian engineering. Kasey...
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