Questions regarding the requirements for taking the professional exam for registered chemical engineers! Thank you for the reply
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If I complete three years of graduate studies, during which time I work in chemical engineering design and can obtain a certificate from the design firm, then by waiting another year, I would be able to take the professional exams with my bachelor’s degree, right? Thank you (Note: I have been working in design for 4 years after graduating with a bachelor’s degree, and 3 years after graduating with a master’s degree)
Sure, just bring your undergraduate diploma
Really not; a bachelor’s degree requires 5 years
Reply to 3# greenhope: Thank you. The document states as follows: (IV) After obtaining a bachelor’s degree from a university that has passed the evaluation for education in this field, one must have accumulated at least 4 years of experience in chemical engineering design work； Or, after obtaining a bachelor’s degree from a university that has not passed the evaluation for education in this field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 5 years ； Or have a bachelor’s degree in a related field, with at least 6 years of experience in chemical engineering design work.
Only undergraduates who graduate from Tianjin University complete their studies in 4 years; all other undergraduates take 5 years
So if I use my graduate student ID to register, can I use my undergraduate ID when taking the professional exams?
Why is Tianjin University different?
It’s indeed a problem; I’m also quite concerned about this