For the registration exam for chemical engineering professionals, which fields are considered equivalent?
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Dear candidates, I’m not sure how similar majors and related majors are distinguished from each other For applied chemistry, should it be the same major or a related major? Comparison Table of Old and New Specialties for Registered Chemical EngineersSpecialty Classification: New Specialty Name – Old Specialty Name
This Specialty: Chemical Engineering and Technology – Chemical Engineering, Chemical Processing
Polymer Chemistry and Fine Chemicals – Chemical Engineering and Technology
Biochemical Engineering (partial) – Chemical Engineering and Technology
Industrial Analysis – Electrochemical Engineering
Industrial Catalysis – Petroleum Engineering
Polymer Materials and Chemical Engineering – Polymer Materials and Engineering
Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering – Polymer Materials and Engineering
Composites (partial) – Polymer Materials and Chemical Engineering
Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering – Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering
Silicate Engineering – Composites (partial)
Pharmaceutical Engineering – Chemical Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Pharmaceutical Engineering – Biopharmaceuticals
Traditional Chinese Medicine Manufacturing – Light Industry Engineering
Leather Engineering – Pulp and Paper Engineering
Dyeing and Finishing Engineering – Food Science and Engineering
Sugar Production Engineering, Oil Processing Engineering – Food Science and Engineering
Cereal Engineering – Tobacco Engineering
Biotechnology – Biochemistry (partial)
Biochemical Engineering (partial) – Fermentation Engineering
Others: Related specialties such as forestry-based chemical engineering
Process Equipment and Control Engineering – Chemical Machinery and Equipment
Environmental Engineering – Environmental Engineering, Environmental Monitoring
Safety Engineering – Safety Engineering
Others: Other engineering specialties other than this specialty and related ones
I am applying to become a registered chemical engineer in Beijing. I have a degree in applied chemistry. According to the list of eligible majors, there is no category for applied chemistry, so I can only choose “Other”. What I need to determine now is whether I should select “Other” under my own major, “Other” under a related major, or “Other engineering majors”. I would appreciate guidance from an expert. Thank you!
I just asked the people from the China Petroleum and Chemical Exploration and Design Association, and it’s sufficient to have a degree in applied chemistry for this field
Is the metallurgical engineering major a related major or not?
I have a degree in chemistry, obtained at the bachelor’s level with a degree in science. Can I take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer? If possible, which category does it belong to? Thank you