Nominations for the 2023 awards are now closed.
Watch this space for news on our shortlist announcements coming this summer.
Learn more about the three categories below
Faraday Medal
Scientific / industrial
Awarded for notable scientific/industrial achievement, the advancement of engineering/technology, or lifetime achievement in science, engineering, or technology.
Mountbatten Medal
Electronics or IT
The medal celebrates those who have made a significant contribution, over a period of time, to the promotion of electronics or information technology and their application.
Mensforth Manufacturing Medal
Manufacturing
The medal is awarded to those who have made a major and distinguished contribution in the manufacturing sector.
J J Thomson Medal For Electronics
Electronics
The medal for Electronics is awarded to those who have made major and distinguished contributions in electronics.
Achievement Medals
All areas of engineering and technology
Up to five medals are awarded to those who have made an impact in any sector of engineering and technology.
Mike Sargeant Medal
The medal is awarded to an early career professional who has been judged to have made the most significant progress in their career over more than three years.
Sir Henry Royce Medal
The medal is awarded to an early career professional who has excelled in the workplace within the last three years.
IET Volunteer Medal
An Achievement Medal that recognises the important work that volunteers do for the IET.
Paul Fletcher Medal
The medal is awarded to an early career IET volunteer for outstanding achievement in contributing to the IET.
History of the awards
Further information and lists of previous winners of the Faraday Medal, Mountbatten Medal and Churchill Medal are available.
Volunteer core values awards
This is an alternative awards programme to recognises IET volunteers who demonstrate our core values of integrity, excellence and teamwork through their various volunteering activities.
Contact us
Get in touch with the Awards and Prizes team.
