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IEEE Education Society

The IEEE Education Society is an international organization that promotes, advances, and disseminates state-of-the-art information and resources related to the theory and practice of education and educational technology.

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ASEE
American Society for Engineering Education

IGIP and ASEE, the American Society for Engineering Education, are both committed to furthering education in engineering and engineering technology.

The ASEE and IGIP have also signed an agreement to further the advancement of global engineering excellence through the publication of the Journal of Engineering Education (JEE) in Europe.

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SEFI
European Society for Engineering Education

SEFI was founded in 1973 as a non-profit making organisation. Together with IGIP both societies represent the largest network of higher engineering institutions and of individuals involved in engineering education in Europe.

SEFI has the mission to contribute to the development and the improvement of the engineering education in Europe.

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IFEES
International Federation of Engineering Education Societies

The aim of IFEES is to promote engineering education globally and to enhance its quality by bringing together members from engineering education societies around the world to share teaching methods, curriculum plans, and every other aspect of educating engineers, to include those organizations from developing countries.

Information technology and global communications have drastically altered the engineering field, making such collaborations, cultural understanding and mutual learning a real value to the engineering education community.

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GEDC
Global Engineering Dean's Council

The GEDC serves as a global network of engineering deans, leveraging on the collective strengths for the advancement of engineering education and research.

The GEDC provides a space for leaders of engineering institutions to connect and share the successes and challenges of providing world class engineering education programs in an increasingly interconnected and fast-paced world community.

GEDC Regular Members include deans, rectors, or principals of engineering colleges and faculties. The GEDC also has categories of membership for industry affiliates, former deans and other leaders in the field. GEDC members represent more than 50 countries spanning every continent.

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ENAEE
European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education

European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education ENAEE is engaged in launching. in accord with its General Policy Statement and in collaboration with the EUR-ACE Implementation and PRO-EAST projects, the EUR-ACE European accreditation system of engineering programmes.

In this system (described in detail in EUR-ACE document A2) National Agencies accredit study programmes, as they already do, and the EUR-ACE label can be added to the accreditation, provided the Agency and the programme satisfy the EUR-ACE Framework Standards). The label will distinguish between "First Cycle Degree" and "Second Cycle Degree", in accord with the European Qualification Framework.

IGIP is currently one of the members of ENAEE.

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IUCEE
Indo US Collaboration for Engineering Education

The Indo US Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE) program was conceptualized by over 150 leaders of engineering education and businesses from US and India in 2007 to help create good quality engineering talent in order to find solutions to the global challenges facing humanity such as energy, environment, health and communications.

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IGIP Contact

IGIP President
Tiia Rüütmann
M: president@igip.org
IGIP General Secretary
Michael E. Auer
M: gs@igip.org
F: +49 3212 1045 622

Consultative Status with UNESCO

Consultative Status with UNESCO