How do i become a chartered engineer? confused about MEng and MSc
Hi all! I'm doing BEng in aerospace engineering, and hopefully i land something in placement year. If i do get something in the placement year, then i finish off with a BEng hons.
That means i cant do MEng right? so if i do a MSc at a different uni, what would be the process of getting a chartership? what should i keep in mind?
That means i cant do MEng right? so if i do a MSc at a different uni, what would be the process of getting a chartership? what should i keep in mind?
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