The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) is proudly celebrating a remarkable achievement after winning the 2024 Western Australian (WA) Export Award in the International Education and Training category. This prestigious recognition underscores EIT’s commitment to delivering world-class engineering education and highlights its significant impact on the global stage. The award reflects EIT’s dedication to excellence in training and its ability to attract a diverse international student body, reinforcing its vital role in advancing engineering education worldwide.
The awards, which were revealed on 19 September at the Export Awards 2024 gala dinner, celebrated the achievements of Western Australian businesses making significant impacts in global markets.
Now in its 62nd year, this is one of Australia’s most prestigious and longest-running business awards programs. It recognizes the outstanding contributions of local companies across 13 diverse categories.
These awards play a crucial role in promoting Western Australia’s export sector and highlight the exceptional talent, innovation, and dedication of businesses that drive the state’s economy.
This achievement – EIT’s 4th win at the state level – underscores the institute’s commitment to delivering high-quality education and training in engineering to students worldwide.
“We are immensely proud to have been recognized for our work in international education and training and I thank every one of my colleagues for their commitment to our students”, said Dr. Steve Mackay, the Dean of Engineering at EIT.
“This achievement reflects our dedication to fostering global engineering talent and providing our graduates with the skills necessary for success in a competitive job market.”
Founded in 2008, the Engineering Institute of Technology has rapidly established itself as a leader in engineering education and training. With a focus on practical, industry-relevant topics, EIT offers a range of short courses and accredited qualifications in engineering disciplines designed to meet the evolving needs of the global workforce.
EIT’s programs are delivered online as well as on-campus in three locations across Australia (Perth, Melbourne, and Brisbane) using EIT’s innovative and unique blended learning delivery model. This makes the programs accessible to students around the world, regardless of their location.
EIT prides itself on its strong industry connections and curricula developed in collaboration with professionals from various engineering sectors. To further prepare them for industry, students access virtual and remote labs, which are connected to real equipment. The institute’s commitment to excellence has resulted in a diverse and engaged international student community, enhancing the learning experience for all.
In addition to its educational offerings, EIT actively participates in research and development initiatives, which contribute to advancements in engineering practices and technologies.
The institute’s focus on innovation and sustainability aligns with global industry trends and prepares students to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. EIT offers a wide range of engineering programs, including electrical, mechanical, civil, and industrial engineering, all designed to equip students with the skills needed in a rapidly evolving landscape.
EIT’s recognition at the WA Export Awards underscores its role as a key player in shaping the future of engineering education on an international scale, showcasing its commitment to providing high-quality, industry-relevant training that meets the needs of a dynamic global workforce.
Winning the international education and training award category at the WA Export Awards is a testament to the hard work and perseverance of everyone at EIT. It has inspired them to continue striving for excellence for their current and future students around the world. To find out more about the extensive range of engineering courses offered by the institution, please click here.
For more information about the WA Export Awards and the full list of winners, click here.