Getting chartered

The IDC actively supported students to become Chartered Engineers (CEng) via the IET and IMechE.

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What is a Chartered Engineer?

A Chartered Engineer is an engineer who has become professionally registered with the . After registration, you’ll be able to use the initials ‘CEng’ after your name, which evidences that you have met the necessary .

Why register as a Chartered Engineer?​

The professional title ‘CEng’ shows your peers, employers and clients your experience, skills and commitment. It’s also proof that you have demonstrated competence against an internationally recognised standard.​

Surveys repeatedly show that Chartered Engineers rapidly achieve higher earnings than their unregistered counterparts – and the pay gap is widening.

A global reputation

91̽»¨ is a world top-100 research university with a global reputation for excellence. We're a member of the Russell Group: one of the 24 leading UK universities for research and teaching.