UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS

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UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS

OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS TO GET INVOLVED IN THEIR INDUSTRY

Are you a student or faculty member in a post-secondary program related to Erosion Control, Soil Science, Hydrology, Landscape Architecture, Geology, or Professional Engineering?

University Partners is an informal relationship between IECA and universities and colleges that offer courses in these fields. The partnership’s purpose is to introduce young professionals to our association and provide a means for them to interact in an educational environment with industry professionals who make up IECA membership as well as strengthen IECA education with the inclusion of university research.

Registration Form

Education and Networking Benefits for both Students and Faculty

Student Benefits

Get published in IECA’s professional publications
Meet professionals working in your field of study
Scholarship opportunities
Access to research
Exclusive employment events and opportunities

University/College Benefits

Keep students informed of opportunities, events and resources
Submit news from your school to IECA News
Work with students who would benefit from presenting publications
Provide opportunities for employment and to network with professionals of IECA

Current Canadian University Partners

To find your school’s contact, contact Director of Membership, Cassy Hemmen at cassandra@ieca.org 1-303-468-2231

Latest Canadian University News

CanIECA UofT student club hosted a water industry networking night on January 23, 2020. We had representatives from over 20 companies across the water sector, and over 80 students in attendance. Students are keen to learn about career options in a sector with meaningful work. We also presented several water industry associations, including CanIECA, showing students that membership in professional associations helps your career in the long term.