Registered Chemical Engineer
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Everyone, I graduated with a degree in biology and have been working in chemical production and management for 4 years. Can I get registered as a chemical engineer?
(1) Possess a bachelor’s degree or higher in this major (referring to Chemical Engineering and Technology, Polymer Materials and Engineering, Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Light Chemical Engineering, Food Science and Engineering, Bioengineering, etc.; see Appendix 1 for details) or a related major (Process Equipment and Control Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Safety Engineering, etc.; see Appendix 1 for details). (II) Hold an associate degree in this or a related field, with at least 1 year of experience in chemical engineering design work. (III) Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in another engineering field, with at least 1 year of cumulative experience in chemical engineering design work. It should work! ! !
It should be possible, but basic and professional exams are required
I’ve already bought the book; I plan to take the theory exam this year. Those who have taken it before, could you share your experience?
Registering as a chemical engineer now carries high value
I’m also planning to take this exam; could some experts give us some guidance?
It seems that some organizations require passing this exam in order to obtain professional titles
**There are clear regulations stating that it is allowed to take a look
Does one need to be qualified in chemical engineering design to take this exam? ?
You can take the basic exam after working for one year, and the specialized exam after five years
You can take the basic exam after working for one year, and the specialized exam after five years
One can take the basic exam for registered chemical engineers right after graduation, while the professional exam is taken 5 years after graduation.