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ARE CENG AND IENG EQUAL IN STATUS

Nouman Abid Chuhan
Can we say that the CEng and IEng be considered equal titles in professional status or IEng is inferior than CEng.

As the Application Form for both CEng and IEng is same.
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    I would
    like to add to the discussion that IET and other PEI's participate
    in accreditation of the Engineering degree programs in Universities
    and Institutes.


    This type
    of professional accreditation is instrumental in the formation of
    an Engineer.





    "Accreditation is awarded to
    higher education programmes that meet the educational requirements
    of the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence
    (UK-SPEC) as outlined in the Accreditation of Higher Education
    Programmes now in its third edition (AHEP3). It centres on a review
    of a programme’s content and delivery and includes areas such as
    relevance, coherence, challenge, assessment, staffing, quality
    assurance and resources.  "




    The focus of IET
    accreditation is to ensure that the programme delivers all
    the AHEP learning outcomes. AHEP has been developed, and
    is regularly updated, by the Engineering Council on behalf of the
    engineering profession, including employers and engineering
    educators. 

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  • Former Community Member
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    I would
    like to add to the discussion that IET and other PEI's participate
    in accreditation of the Engineering degree programs in Universities
    and Institutes.


    This type
    of professional accreditation is instrumental in the formation of
    an Engineer.





    "Accreditation is awarded to
    higher education programmes that meet the educational requirements
    of the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence
    (UK-SPEC) as outlined in the Accreditation of Higher Education
    Programmes now in its third edition (AHEP3). It centres on a review
    of a programme’s content and delivery and includes areas such as
    relevance, coherence, challenge, assessment, staffing, quality
    assurance and resources.  "




    The focus of IET
    accreditation is to ensure that the programme delivers all
    the AHEP learning outcomes. AHEP has been developed, and
    is regularly updated, by the Engineering Council on behalf of the
    engineering profession, including employers and engineering
    educators. 

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