What exams can one take after graduating with a degree in chemical engineering?

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What exams can one take after graduating with a degree in chemical engineering? Can I register for safety and the environment?

Reply #22010-10-19

To take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer, one must have at least one year of work experience; however, it is possible to prepare in advance. I recommend taking the exam as soon as possible after graduation, as this increases the chances of passing.

Reply #32010-10-20

Either of these two will work; there are many others as well, and it has been discussed on the forum.

Reply #42010-10-20

Isn’t registering for safety work requiring a degree in safety engineering? I haven’t heard that you can take the professional exam after working for a year either

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