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Eligibility requirements for registering as a chemical engineering engineer

2016-06-23View Original

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Dear experts: My undergraduate major was Applied Chemistry (science), and my master’s degree was in Physical Chemistry (science). I intend to take the basic examination for registered chemical engineers in 2016. I would like to ask whether Applied Chemistry or Physical Chemistry should be considered as one’s own major, a related major, or some other type of major for this purpose?
Reply #22016-06-24
It should be a related major; go online and search for the relevant documents – the requirements are clearly stated there.
Reply #32016-06-24
Whether it’s the same or similar, once your required period of time has passed, you can take the exam. The registration process is also different from that for the first-level constructor exam; there is no distinction between science and engineering fields

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