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The Royal Academy of Engineering International Medal

The International Medal was created in 2006 to celebrate The Royal Academy of Engineering’s 30th anniversary. The Medal is to be awarded occasionally to an individual, resident outside of the European Union, for his or her outstanding and sustained personal achievement in the broad field of engineering, including commercial or academic leadership or for specific products and/or projects. The recipient is presented with a silver gilt medal and certificate.

Professor Cham Tao Soon FREng was the first recipient of the Academy’s International Medal, awarded for his role in the creation and development of the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

Recipients

2011

The Academy’s Senior Vice President Professor Sir William Wakeham FREng presenting the award to Dr Andrew Viterbi

Dr Andrew Viterbi,
Mobile communications pioneer and co-founder of Qualcomm

[News Release]

 

 

2008

Photo of Dr Abdul Kalam receiving the Academy’s International Medal by Lord Browne

Dr Abdul Kalam,
Former President of India

[News Release]

 

 

2007

Lord Browne and Prof Xu Kuangdi sign MoU in the presence of Rt. Hon John Denham MP

Professor Xu Kuangdi FREng
President of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Chairman, The ERA Foundation

 

[News Release]


2006

Professor Cham FREng receiving his award from the Academy’s Senior Fellow, HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Professor Cham Tao Soon FREng

 

[News Release]

 

 

 

For information on the International Medal nomination process, please email the International Team

 

 

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Updated October 2011

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