From the above whole discussion till now, it is obvious that, if we talk about only the UK to date, now everybody is agreed that the title IEng is not at par to the CEng because IEng relates to the Bachelors Degrees whilst CEng to the Masters Degrees.
But my question still exists that if two separate professions are defined i.e. Engineering Technologist and Professional Engineer, or shotly speaking Technologist and Engineer, then according to above conclusion about IEng and Ceng, does it mean that the Technologist is lower or junior than the Engineer. In my personal opinion, these should be at par because Technologist has the qualifications from Bachelor to PhD in Technology whilst Engineer has also the qualifications from Bachelor to PhD in Engineering.
IEng should be only for Technology Graduates whereas CEng should be only for Engineering Graduates. UK should allocate their titles IEng and CEng according to the discipline and should declare them at par.
Gentlemen, do you agree with me or not........ Thank you.
From the above whole discussion till now, it is obvious that, if we talk about only the UK to date, now everybody is agreed that the title IEng is not at par to the CEng because IEng relates to the Bachelors Degrees whilst CEng to the Masters Degrees.
But my question still exists that if two separate professions are defined i.e. Engineering Technologist and Professional Engineer, or shotly speaking Technologist and Engineer, then according to above conclusion about IEng and Ceng, does it mean that the Technologist is lower or junior than the Engineer. In my personal opinion, these should be at par because Technologist has the qualifications from Bachelor to PhD in Technology whilst Engineer has also the qualifications from Bachelor to PhD in Engineering.
IEng should be only for Technology Graduates whereas CEng should be only for Engineering Graduates. UK should allocate their titles IEng and CEng according to the discipline and should declare them at par.
Gentlemen, do you agree with me or not........ Thank you.
