Becoming a Chartered Engineer (CEng)

Chartered Engineers develop solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change and/or they may have technical accountability for complex systems with significant levels of risk.

Here’s the how, why, what and eligibility.

Why become a CEng?

Becoming a CEng demonstrates to your employers and clients that you have had your competence independently assesses, your credentials verified and shows a commitment to Continuous Professional Development (CPD).

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Am I eligible?

Professional registration is a combination of the right level of knowledge, understanding and skills. Learn more about competence and commitment standards for CEng.

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How to apply

Already working on your application but don’t know if you’re ready to submit? Check out what you need and how to do it.

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What happens after you apply?

After you’ve sent off your application you’ll start a chain of events that will hopefully result in your successful registration. Here’s how it works.

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Meet the members - CEng

Some of our members reflect on why they applied for CEng and how it has impacted their career.

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Becoming a Chartered Engineer (CEng)

Here’s the how, why, what and eligibility.

Why become a CEng?

Am I eligible?

How to apply

What happens after you apply?

Meet the members - CEng

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