The ASCE international affairs newsletter
Global Network for Professional and Technical Development
ACCEC, UPADI, WFEO
Helping build civil engineering capacity in the developing world
Promoting anti-corruption among the building community worldwide
ASCE’s International Structure
Agreement of Cooperation Societies, Groups and Sections
Conferences, education opportunities for the civil engineer
International Membership
ASCE has more than 14,000 International Members in 154 countries around the world, and affiliate organizations in more than 69 of those countries. Our affiliate groups include the International Groups, International Sections and the Agreement of Cooperation Societies.
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Membership Benefits
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- Free copies of the ASCE Global Link, the newsletter of the ASCE International Affairs Department. The newsletter is published bimonthly.
- The Largest Resource of Civil Engineering Publications and Professional Development Tools
- Programs to Support the Professional Image of Civil Engineers
- Powerful Networking and Career Resources
Grades of Membership
Several grades of membership are designed to recognize your achievements
and accomplishments within your career.
Associate Member (A.M.ASCE)
Civil engineering graduates working in private consulting, government, academia, research and construction with less than seven years experience
since graduation from a civil engineering or related program.
Member (M.ASCE)
Civil engineering graduates with at least five years experience in responsible charge of engineering work, or who are registered as a Professional Engineer or Land Surveyor.
Fellow (F.ASCE)
Engineers who have made significant technical achievements, who are registered as Professional Engineers or Land Surveyors and have completed ten years in responsible charge of engineering work following election to the grade of Member.
Affiliate (Aff.ASCE)
Qualifications for the Affiliate status of ASCE are as follows: 1)a bachelor's degree from a school of recognized standing in any branch of engineering, technology, architecture, planning, construction, mathematics or other physical, life or social science; 2) a bachlors's degree and three years of association with the civil engineering profession; 3)at least two years of college and five years of association with the civil engineering profession, or 4)eight years of advancement within the civil engineering profession.