CEng – Chartered Engineer

For Masters level students, a Chartered Engineering (CEng) course will be your route of entry, after gaining a Mechanical Engineering Qualification or an Engineering degree and further learning.

The CEng registration process helps you:

• To develop appropriate solutions for engineering problems, using new and existing technologies
• Opportunity to design and apply new technologies
• Promotion of advanced designs and design methods
• Platform to pioneer new engineering services and management methods

To meet the Engineering Council’s competencies, it is essential to gain around four years of professional experience, but this will only boost your education and future career progression! 

Your route to becoming a Chartered Engineer

• Complete Masters and gain Mechanical Engineering Qualification/ Engineering degree and further learning
• Begin your Initial Professional Development by finding a company to gain experience with through the Monitored Professional Development Scheme or independently through the Professional Review Report route
• Take your opportunities and monitor your progress through reports, feedback and meetings
• With four years of professional experience gained, you can then compile your final report and prepare for your final IMechE interview