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le of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structu
ral Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation fr
om a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered str
uctural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professio
nal Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing the i
nterview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The
election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result.
The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structur
al Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is
not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the
UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropr
iately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of se
veral UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer;
its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall
process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a
BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a gradu
ate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development followed
by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candidate s
its an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to chartered mem
bership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can registe
r at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or sh
e has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a me
mber of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry prac
tice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer
be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bod
ies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted
the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become charte
red begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree.
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our years of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional review
interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour profess
ional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depen
ds on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Coun
cil UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a C
hartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when
working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabi
lities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such
work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant th
e title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered St
ructural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduati
on from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartere
d structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Prof
essional Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing
the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination.
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ult. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Str
uctural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally
it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in
the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an ap
propriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one
of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engi
neer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The ov
erall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree,
or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a
graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development foll
owed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candid
ate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to chartere
d membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can re
gister at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he

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a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry
practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified eng
ineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professiona
l bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are gra
nted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become c
hartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc de
gree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go thro
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view interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour pr
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s a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE
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liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for
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nt the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Charter
ed Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after gra
duation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a cha
rtered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial
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sing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examina
tion. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examinatio
n result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartere
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es in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that
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andidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to cha
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sional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members ar
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Sc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go
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ted as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the ISt
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and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible
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amination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the exami
nation result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Cha
rtered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member
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uctures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate
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tered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engine
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gineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Develo
pment followed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview,
the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election t
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rofessional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its membe
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ssional review interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eig
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ngineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been
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rance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be respon
sible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowe
red to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title
of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins
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ember. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working o
n structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dic
tate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The I
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ngineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a
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al engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional D
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gineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not
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insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be r
esponsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies e
mpowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the t
itle of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered b
egins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To q
ualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four y
ears of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional review inter
view. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional
review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on
the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council U
K as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Charte
red Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when work
ing on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilitie
s dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.
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le of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structu
ral Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation fr
om a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered str
uctural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professio
nal Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing the i
nterview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The
election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result.
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al Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is
not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the
UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropr
iately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of se
veral UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer;
its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall
process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a
BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a gradu
ate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development followed
by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candidate s
its an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to chartered mem
bership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can registe
r at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or sh
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mber of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry prac
tice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer
be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bod
ies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted
the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become charte
red begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree.
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our years of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional review
interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour profess
ional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depen
ds on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Coun
cil UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a C
hartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when
working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabi

lities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such

work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant th
e title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered St
ructural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduati
on from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartere
d structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Prof
essional Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing
the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination.
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ult. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Str
uctural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally
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the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an ap
propriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one
of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engi
neer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The ov
erall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree,
or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a
graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development foll
owed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candid
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gister at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he
or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be
a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry
practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified eng
ineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professiona
l bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are gra
nted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become c
hartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc de
gree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go thro
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view interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour pr
ofessional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE)
depends on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering
Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected a
s a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE
when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and
liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for
such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to gra
nt the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Charter
ed Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after gra
duation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a cha
rtered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial
Professional Development followed by a professional review interview. After pas
sing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examina
tion. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examinatio
n result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartere
d Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Leg
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es in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that
an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is
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Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. T
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gree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural enginee
r, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development
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andidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to cha
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an register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer onc

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ustry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualifie
d engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK profes
sional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members ar
e granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to bec
ome chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an M
Sc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go
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ur professional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStru
ctE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engine
ering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elec
ted as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the ISt
ructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance
and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible
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a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of In
itial Professional Development followed by a professional review interview. Afte
r passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review ex
amination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the exami
nation result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Cha
rtered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member
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uctures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate
that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStruc
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tered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engine
er. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK ME
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gineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Develo
pment followed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview,
the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election t
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r once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not neces
sary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, howeve
r industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qua
lified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK p
rofessional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its membe
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to go through four years of Initial Professional Development followed by a profe
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e IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insu
rance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be respon
sible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowe
red to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title
of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins
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ember. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working o
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tate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The I
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ngineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a
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al engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional D
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andidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural En
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necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, h
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UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its
members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall proc
ess to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng
with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate n
eeds to go through four years of Initial Professional Development followed by a
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of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice,
insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be r
esponsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies e
mpowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the t
itle of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered b
egins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To q
ualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four y
ears of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional review inter
view. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional
review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on
the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council U
K as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Charte
red Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when work
ing on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilitie
s dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.
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le of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structu
ral Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation fr
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uctural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professio
nal Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing the i
nterview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The
election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result.
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al Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is
not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the
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veral UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer;

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process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a
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ate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development followed
by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candidate s
its an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to chartered mem
bership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can registe
r at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or sh
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mber of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry prac
tice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer
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ies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted
the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become charte
red begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree.
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our years of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional review
interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour profess
ional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depen
ds on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Coun
cil UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a C
hartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when
working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabi
lities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such
work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant th
e title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered St
ructural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduati
on from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartere
d structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Prof
essional Development followed by a professional review interview. After passing
the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination.
The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination res
ult. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Str
uctural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally
it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in
the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an ap
propriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one
of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engi
neer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The ov
erall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree,
or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a
graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development foll
owed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the candid
ate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to chartere
d membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can re
gister at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he
or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be
a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry
practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified eng
ineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professiona
l bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are gra
nted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become c
hartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc de
gree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go thro
ugh four years of Initial Professional Development followed by a professional re
view interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour pr
ofessional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE)
depends on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engineering
Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected a
s a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE

when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and
liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for
such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to gra
nt the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Charter
ed Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins after gra
duation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a cha
rtered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial
Professional Development followed by a professional review interview. After pas
sing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examina
tion. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examinatio
n result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartere
d Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Leg
ally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structur
es in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that
an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is
one of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered
Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. T
he overall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng de
gree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural enginee
r, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Development
followed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview, the c
andidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election to cha
rtered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candidate c
an register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer onc
e he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary
to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, however ind
ustry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualifie
d engineer be responsible for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK profes
sional bodies empowered to grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members ar
e granted the title of Chartered Structural Engineer. The overall process to bec
ome chartered begins after graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an M
Sc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go
through four years of Initial Professional Development followed by a profession
al review interview. After passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-ho
ur professional review examination. The election to chartered membership (MIStru
ctE) depends on the examination result. The candidate can register at the Engine
ering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elec
ted as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the ISt
ructE when working on structures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance
and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible
for such work.The IStructE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered t
o grant the title of Chartered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Ch
artered Structural Engineer. The overall process to become chartered begins afte
r graduation from a UK MEng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as
a chartered structural engineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of In
itial Professional Development followed by a professional review interview. Afte
r passing the interview, the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review ex
amination. The election to chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the exami
nation result. The candidate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Cha
rtered Structural Engineer once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member
. Legally it is not necessary to be a member of the IStructE when working on str
uctures in the UK, however industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate
that an appropriately qualified engineer be responsible for such work.The IStruc
tE is one of several UK professional bodies empowered to grant the title of Char
tered Engineer; its members are granted the title of Chartered Structural Engine
er. The overall process to become chartered begins after graduation from a UK ME
ng degree, or a BEng with an MSc degree. To qualify as a chartered structural en
gineer, a graduate needs to go through four years of Initial Professional Develo
pment followed by a professional review interview. After passing the interview,
the candidate sits an eight-hour professional review examination. The election t

o chartered membership (MIStructE) depends on the examination result. The candid

ate can register at the Engineering Council UK as a Chartered Structural Enginee
r once he or she has been elected as a Chartered Member. Legally it is not neces
sary to be a member of the IStructE when working on structures in the UK, howeve
r industry practice, insurance and liabilities dictate that an appropriately qua
lified engineer be responsible for such work.