The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), is a professional association for electrical and electronic engineers along with associate disciplines formed in the year 1953. IEEE produces over 30% of the world's literature in the electrical and electronics engineering and computer science fields, publishing well over 100 peer-reviewed journals and magazines and also sponsors over 1800 conferences and events. As of 2018, it is the world's largest association of technical professionals with more than 423,000 members in over 160 countries around the world. IEEE offers educational opportunities within the engineering sciences, research, and technology such as IEEE e-Learning Library, the Education Partners Program, Standards in Education and Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
Know MoreIEEE India Council is an organization that coordinates IEEE activities in India. The main aim of the council is to assist and coordinate various sections across the country. The council was established on 20th May 1976 and is one of the five councils in the Asia Pacific Region (Region #10 of IEEE).
Know MoreOur Student Branch is deeply committed to fostering student involvement within the community and offers a valuable networking platform. This allows students to connect and gain insights not only from their peers but also from esteemed faculty members and professionals within their respective fields of interest. Besides Women in Engineering Affinity Group (WIE AG), we have established the Power & Energy Society (PES) and introduced Computer Society (CS) chapter. At our student branch, we place significant emphasis on providing mentorship to students, with the dual aim of offering guidance and presenting a comprehensive spectrum of pathways for building a successful career. The executive committee members who volunteer for our student branch consist of young, emerging engineers, proficient educators, and a cadre of similarly motivated individuals who are resolute in their goals. Our collaborative efforts revolve around executing educational initiatives that are sharply focused, including but not limited to technical events, seminars, workshops, and webinars. Additionally, we are actively engaged in activities that promote social responsibility and community betterment. We foster an environment that is both supportive and receptive to innovative concepts that intersect with cutting-edge technologies. As we march forward, we eagerly anticipate reaching even loftier pinnacles of achievement.
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Our Student Branch is deeply committed to fostering student involvement within the community and offers a valuable networking platform. Besides Women in Engineering Affinity Group (WIE AG), we have established the Power & Energy Society (PES) and introduced Computer Society (CS) chapter. At our student branch, we place significant emphasis on providing mentorship to students, with the dual aim of offering guidance and presenting a comprehensive spectrum of pathways for building a successful career. The executive committee members who volunteer for our student branch consist of young, emerging engineers, proficient educators, and a cadre of similarly motivated individuals who are resolute in their goals. Our collaborative efforts revolve around executing educational initiatives that are sharply focused, including but not limited to technical events, seminars, workshops, and webinars. Additionally, we are actively engaged in activities that promote social responsibility and community betterment. We foster an environment that is both supportive and receptive to innovative concepts that intersect with cutting-edge technologies.
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People talk about job security. No one can give you that. Job security depends on the company. What IEEE can do - and I use the phrase carefully - is offer security. You can be the most valuable engineer by being current in technology and by networking with others. If you take advantage of the products and services that IEEE offers, you will become the most valuable engineer in your organization. And if your job goes away, you'll have no trouble finding another.
IEEE’s mission 'to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity' challenges us engineers to work towards a better future for the entire global community, and there’s never a better and more exciting time to be a member of IEEE to be part of this meaningful mission. I hope you will take this opportunity and experience for yourself what I discovered when I joined this dynamic community more than 30 years ago.
