Can current students take the exam to become registered chemical engineers?

2010-08-03View Original

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I heard that to take the exam to become a registered engineer, one needs five years of work experience, but I also heard that some of my classmates have signed up for the engineer exam. What’s going on?

Reply #22010-08-03

You can take the exam; anyone with a bachelor’s degree can take it. Many of my classmates have already passed it. But it seems that you have to work for two years before you can take the exam for that specialty

Reply #32010-08-03

Strictly speaking, it’s not allowed; one must have an engineer title in order to take the exam, and there are also requirements regarding experience. Students who take the exam do so merely to contribute to GDP.

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