About ANE

“The Association of Nordic Engineers serves as a platform for its affiliates to generate ideas and share know-how.”

Together – Creating & Sharing Knowledge

ANE was established in May 2007 as a binding cooperation between the founding organisations: The Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers (Sveriges Ingenjörer), the Danish Society of Engineers (IDA), and the Norwegian Society of Engineers and Technologists (NITO).

The Association of Chartered Engineers in Iceland (VFÍ) joined ANE in 2018 & in 2020 Engineers Finland joined representing the Finnish organisations: the Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland (TEK), the Technical Association in Finland (TFiF), the Union of Professional Engineers in Finland (ILRY) and the Engineers in Finland (DIFF).
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Our Mission

Our cooperation focuses on securing sustainable working life for engineers and on demonstrating the role of engineers and STEM professionals in impacting the sustainable transition of our societies.

We coordinate our positions and speak with one voice across the Nordic region, in international organisations, and at the EU level.

ANE highlights

A look back at ANE’s 2022

Join our Secretary General Inese Podgaiska as she looks back and celebrates some of the highlights & great results of ANE’s work in 2022.

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Celebrating 15 years of ANE

On May 15th, ANE celebrated its 15th anniversary. To celebrate, we invited the presidents of our member organisations in Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway, and Sweden to share their thoughts about why ANE is important and how ANE makes a difference.

ANE’s 10th Anniversary

To mark the 10 years of cooperation in May 2017, ANE has organised the workshop: The future perspectives for Nordic engineers in the new world of work. The workshop has engaged participants in the knowledge sharing on best practices and discussion of the new requirements for skills, diversity in the workplace, and impact on engineers’ work, as well as the role of engineers in developing ethical standards.