Regarding registered chemical engineers
Thread Content
May I ask if one can take the professional exam right after passing the basic exam for registered chemical engineers? Is it still necessary to pass the basic exam first and then work for a few years? 6 years since graduating with a bachelor’s degree in pharmaceutical engineering~~
The last edit to this post was made by geng1013 on 2011-3-24 at 14:49. One can apply for the professional degree 4 years after graduating from undergraduate studies, provided that the university one attended has passed the evaluation by the Ministry of Education; generally, most undergraduate universities meet this requirement
Reply to 3# geng1013: Qingdao University of Science and Technology, an institution originally under the direct jurisdiction of the Ministry of Chemical Industry. . . It should be estimated. . .
Reply to 4# Duke: Those who pass the evaluation by the Ministry of Education can take the exam to obtain a specialized degree after 4 years, while those who don’t pass can do so after 5 years; generally, universities should have passed this evaluation.
Hard metrics can be met, but soft skills depend on oneself
I find chemical engineering principles absolutely terrible. . . :L
Can one apply for the Applied Chemistry major?