Student - Undergraduate
You are part of the next generation of chemical and process engineering professionals. We want to ensure you have access to all the study support you need. That’s why we’ve put together a special student package to last the entire duration of your undergraduate degree.
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If you are studying chemical engineering or a related subject, joining IChemE as a student gives you the benefits of Affiliate membership and puts you on the path towards Chartered Chemical Engineer status with the financial and career rewards that this generally brings.
Please see our On Campus area for more information.
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Affiliate
If you work in the process industries – energy, chemicals, contracting, pharmaceuticals, food, water and much more – or you sell to, or buy from, such a company then you depend, to a greater or lesser extent, on chemical, biochemical or process engineering. The better-informed you are, the better your networks and contacts, the stronger you’ll be as a business and as an individual. That’s why you should be an Affiliate member of IChemE.
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Perhaps you manage or hire chemical engineers, or engage them as contractors? You need to be familiar with the skills pipeline, how to recruit and retain the right talent in a competitive market, and how to make the most of your engineers for your business. As an IChemE Affiliate member, you’ll be well placed to achieve those ends.
And if you’re in none of those categories, but just have an interest in a field of science and engineering that can contribute more than most to addressing some of the world’s key challenges – clean water, better health, greener lifestyles and ways to mitigate climate change – then we’ll welcome you as an Affiliate member.
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Technician member
As a Technician member you play a key role in the chemical and process engineering profession. You may be studying, on an apprenticeship or gaining work experience in industry or academia, using your practical understanding to solve process engineering problems.
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What experience do I need?
There are no qualifications required to join as a Technician member.
What evidence do I need to submit?
- Details of current role
- Details of any ongoing training/study
- Proof of any relevant training or qualifications (if applicable)
Online application form coming soon, in the meantime please download an application form: www.icheme.org/FormAT or visit www.icheme.org/engtech for information
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Technician member (EngTech) - TIChemE
As a Technician Member of IChemE you may apply for peer assessment of your skills and dedication, applying practical understanding in a process engineering role. If elected, you will upgrade to qualified membership – TIChemE and be able to register as an Engineering Technician (EngTech). This professional title provides independent validation that your expertise and experience meet IChemE’s international standard and is recognised by fellow professionals, employers and the engineering community as a sign of quality. You may apply for Technician Member and EngTech at the same time, or separately.
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What experience do I need?
You will be a knowledgeable and skilled individual working in a chemical, biochemical or process engineering role in industry or academia. You may have a relevant qualification such as a NVQ, an apprenticeship or significant practical experience in a technical or operations capacity.
What evidence do I need to submit?
- EngTech Competence and Commitment Report
(Form T)
- Proof of any relevant qualifications (if applicable)
- CV/Résumé
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Associate Fellow
As an Associate Fellow of IChemE you are a senior professional or academic of wide scientific or professional reputation working with, or in, the process engineering industries. You will be working with chemical, biochemical or process engineers but not be one yourself. Associate Fellowship recognises and rewards your status and success in the process industries as well as enhancing your credibility and impact with chemical and process engineering professionals.
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What experience do I need?
Achieving Associate Fellowship is about recognition of your success and status in the process industries. You will be expected to:
- work with chemical, biochemical or process engineers but not be one yourself
- be a Fellow, or similar senior grade, of another professional organisation
- be a senior company executive, a senior practitioner in a technical or non-technical discipline outside chemical engineering, a distinguished academic, or a person of wide scientific or professional reputation in your chosen field
- contribute to the chemical engineering profession by supporting staff/technical competence/training
What evidence do I need to submit?
Online application form coming soon, in the meantime for more information please email a copy of your CV/Résumé to members@icheme.org
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Associate Member - AMIChemE
As an Associate Member of IChemE you are likely to be a young chemical engineer working in chemical engineering or a closely related field. You may well be working towards Chartered Chemical Engineer status.
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What experience do I need?
If you hold a chemical engineering undergraduate degree at Bachelors level with Honours (or higher) then you will automatically be eligible for Associate membership.
Note. Some BTech's and Diplomas may not automatically meet the required learning for Associate membership. If in any doubt please also upload a copy of your full CV/Résumé highlighting your chemical engineering experience.
It is also possible for candidates to demonstrate their eligibility by providing evidence of learning to Bachelors level via their work experience in the broad field of chemical engineering. Usually in the form of a full, up to date CV/Résumé.
What evidence do I need to submit?
- Proof of academic qualification(s)
- CV/Résumé (if non chemical engineering qualifications are held, highlighting chemical engineering experience)
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Associate Member (IEng) - AMIChemE
As an Associate Member of IChemE you can be eligible to undergo peer review, qualify and register as an Incorporated Engineer (IEng). This provides recognition of the sum of your academic qualifications and training and experience in chemical engineering. It is a qualification recognised by fellow professionals, employers and the community as a sign of quality.
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What experience do I need?
In order to achieve Associate Member with Incorporated Engineer registration, you will
- Fulfil IChemE’s academic educational requirement, such as a degree in Chemical Engineering accredited by IChemE at IEng level or an equivalent qualification which meets the academic requirements for IEng registration.
- Have sufficient relevant training and experience in the practice of chemical engineering
What evidence do I need to submit?
- Attested Competence and Commitment Report
- Proof of qualification(s)
- CV/Résumé
- Details of two IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineers who are willing to act as your referees
- Photo ID
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Member - MIChemE
As a Member of IChemE you are a Chartered Chemical Engineer. You have attained an internationally recognised and respected mark of competence and show commitment to the chemical engineering profession.
IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineers are also eligible to gain one or both of the following registrations dependant upon the nature of their technical experience:
- Chartered Engineer (CEng) with Engineering Council
- Chartered Scientist (CSci) with The Science Council
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What experience do I need?
To attain Chartered Chemical Engineer status candidates must satisfy the following criteria:
In the first instance we suggest candidates visit www.getchartered.org and download our Get Chartered Guideline and toolkit for detailed information on the criteria for the Member grade.
If you hold a chemical engineering undergraduate degree accredited by IChemE at Masters level then you will automatically meet the academic requirements for the Member grade.
It is also possible for candidates to demonstrate their eligibility by providing evidence of learning to Masters level via their work experience in the broad field of chemical engineering.
What evidence do I need to submit?
- Verified Competence and Commitment Report
(Form C)
- Proof of qualification(s)
- CV/Résumé
- Details of two IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineers who are willing to act as your referees
- Photo ID
- Additional Technical Report (if advised)
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Fellow - FIChemE
As a Fellow of IChemE you are an engineering professional of distinction, making significant contribution to your profession. You demonstrate technical excellence and leadership of your peers.
Please note, in order to apply for this grade you are required to be an existing IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineer (MIChemE).
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What experience do I need?
Achieving Fellowship is about recognition of your employment in an important position of responsibility in chemical engineering for a sufficient period:
- An ‘important position of responsibility’ is a level very much greater than the requirement for Chartership. You will be expected to have personal responsibility for decisions involving substantial resources and their consequences.
- A ‘sufficient period' is typically a minimum of 5 years working at this high level.
- You can view profiles of recently elected Fellows here to gain an idea of the level you should be working at.
In the first instance we suggest candidates download the Fellow Guidance Notes for detailed information on the criteria for the Fellow grade.
What evidence do I need to submit?
- CV/Résumé
- Organisation chart showing your current position
- Details of at least two IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineers who are willing to act as your referees and that at least one is in the class of Fellow
Please note, in order to apply for this grade you are required to be an existing IChemE Chartered Chemical Engineer (MIChemE).
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