Keep up-to-date with all the different CIBSE Awards- that have both been and gone on this pageWatch out that you dont miss any deadlines!!! Ken Dale Travel Bursary 2010Are you in the developmental stage of your career? Would you like to spend up to 4 weeks researching building services engineering overseas? The Ken Dale Travel Bursary makes awards available of between £1,500 and £4,000 to CIBSE members in the developmental stage of their career who wish to spend three to four weeks outside their own  country researching aspects connected to their field of work and which will benefit CIBSE, their employer, their clients and the profession. CIBSE is especially keen to encourage applicants to take-up the award for research that articulates CIBSE's concern for the environment. The Bursary also offers the candidate the opportunity to experience technical, economic, environmental, social and political conditions in another country and to examine how these factors impact the practice of building services engineering. Ross French, who won the 2009 Ken Dale Travel Award travelled to over 8 countries researching "Traditional approaches to water management in the Levant and their applicability to contemporary development". Ross presented his findings to the CIBSE Council in October. See Ross' blog of his trip here. How to Enter Deadline for applications is 31 March 2010 If you have any questions, please contact Amber Perry email
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The CIBSE Undergraduate Award Sponsored by Hays Building Services - 31st July 2010
The CIBSE Undergraduate Award offers you an excellent opportunity to showcase your skills at a national level as well as adding an extra competitive edge to your CV if your project is shortlisted. Our 2009 winner received fantastic exposure in the industry recognised CIBSE Journal and the CIBSE Young Members Website. Give yourself a winning edge with CIBSE’s Undergraduate Award. "W inning the award of CIBSE Undergraduate 2009 has undeniably been one of the most rewarding achievements of my life. In the current recession, my achievement has enabled me to stand out above the competition and gain work with a leading independent company. I would encourage all final year students to enter. Remember, 'nothing ventured, nothing gained'." Nicole Jean, Heriot-Watt University Graduate and now Graduate Electrical Design Engineer with Gifford, 2009 CIBSE Undergraduate Award winner The first prize is: £500
+ one year free CIBSE graduate membership
+ 2 places at the CIBSE President’s dinner to receive your award
There are also a highly commended prize of £100 for the runner up!
How do I enter?
Just send CIBSE a 2,000 word synopsis of your final year project together with your completed Application Form. CIBSE judges will be looking for clear, easy to read submissions with a strong idea, understanding of engineering science and design, originality, evidence of engineering techniques, good visual quality, clear language and high quality drawings.
The award is open to final year building services engineering BSc, BEng and MEng students in the UK and internationally.
Deadline: 31st July 2010
Download the 2010 Application Form Awards News- awards that have been Winner Announced: Young Lighter of the Year 2010
CIBSE’s Society of Light and Lighting would like to congratulate Seda Kacel who won the prestigious award at the 2010 ARC Show for lighting. Seda, who lives and works in Turkey impressed the judges with her paper and presentation on ‘Spiritual  Lighting’. SLL would also like to congratulate the three other finalists, Anna Whittaker, Mitja Prelovsek and Vasiliki Papakammenou. Entries for the 2011 Award will open in the next few months – stay tuned!
The YEN Awards 200- 9th July 2009 Young Engineer Champions win CIBSE Awards for 2009
AECOM and Steensen Varming have proved their commitment to developing young engineers – winning at the inaugural CIBSE Young Engineers Network Champions Award.
The awards are run by CIBSE Young Engineers Network, in partnership with the Arkwright Scholarships Trust. Young engineers from the winning companies will also have a chance of benefitting from a free place at the CIBSE 2010 National Conference – thanks to trophy sponsors Baxi Commercial Division.
Shortlisted companies Larger companies category
Smaller companies category - Steensen Varming
- CBG Consultants Ltd
ASHRAE Gradute of the Year Award A annual award from the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning commending the excellence of graduates starting out in the industry.
Emma Marshall from RPS Newcastle won the 2009 Award. For more information see www.cibseashrae.org/
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