Date: |
19 Nov 2025, 8.00AM – 4.00PM |
duration: |
8 hrs |
Venue: |
Engineering New Zealand |
Address: |
Level 6/40 Taranaki Street Wellington |
Cost: |
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The 2025 NZGS Young Professionals Geotechnical (YGP) Symposium is a national event that welcomes young geotechnical professionals from across New Zealand. While the symposium is designed to encourage and support early-career engineers, it offers a platform for all attendees to share insights, experiences, and innovations within the geotechnical field. This application is specifically for the Wellington regional YGP event.
The programme may features a diverse mix of presentations, ranging from technical talks on topics such as seismology, ground modelling, sustainability, and digital tools, to personal reflections and lessons learned through real-world practice. This variety encourages open dialogue, mutual learning, and professional growth across all levels of experience.
The symposium also provides valuable opportunities to connect, collaborate, and build community. Attendees will have the chance to engage with experienced mentors, fostering meaningful interactions and mentorship. Supported by the New Zealand Geotechnical Society and a range of industry sponsors, the event promises to be inclusive, engaging, and forward-looking—an inspiring space for everyone involved in geotechnical engineering.
The 2025 New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS) Symposium will bring together young geotechnical professionals to share their experiences as emerging geotechnical professionals.
The 2025 NZGS Young Professionals Geotechnical (YGP) Symposium is a national event that welcomes young geotechnical professionals from across New Zealand. While the symposium is designed to encourage and support early-career engineers, it offers a platform for all attendees to share insights, experiences, and innovations within the geotechnical field. This application is specifically for the Wellington regional YGP event.
The programme may features a diverse mix of presentations, ranging from technical talks on topics such as seismology, ground modelling, sustainability, and digital tools, to personal reflections and lessons learned through real-world practice. This variety encourages open dialogue, mutual learning, and professional growth across all levels of experience.
The symposium also provides valuable opportunities to connect, collaborate, and build community. Attendees will have the chance to engage with experienced mentors, fostering meaningful interactions and mentorship. Supported by the New Zealand Geotechnical Society and a range of industry sponsors, the event promises to be inclusive, engaging, and forward-looking—an inspiring space for everyone involved in geotechnical engineering.
