The IET Achievement Awards
Recognising the world’s most outstanding engineers and technologists
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Awards and medals
The IET Achievement Awards recognise individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to the advancement of engineering and technology either through research and development or through their leadership of an enterprise.
Help us to recognise the talents of students and young professionals through to individuals at the pinnacle of their career. Nominate them for an IET Achievement Award.
The Faraday Medal is the most prestigious award made by the IET. The recipient of the 2011 award is Professor Donald E Knuth.
Medals and awards which acknowledge the contribution made by younger professionals.
Medals and awards which acknowledge significant contributions to the advancement of science, engineering or technology.
Awards for postgraduate students in biomedical engineering.
Other IET awards
Ambition Awards
A range of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for current and intending students on engineering or IT-related degree programmes, plus travel awards and the "Present around the World" competition.
Innovation Awards
Spanning 15 categories, these free to enter international awards are open to individuals and organisations in both industry and academia. Judged by engineering experts, the Innovation Awards recognise the depth and breadth of innovative work being carried out across all areas of engineering and technology.
Scholarships and work placements available to undergraduate students interested in a career in power engineering.
Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award
The IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award seeks to reward the very best female engineers that the UK has to offer, highlight the achievements of women in engineering and encourage others to enter the profession.
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2012 key dates
Deadline for nominations
25 May 2012, 17:00 (BST)