I've got a couple of questions. Would a graduate with a Bachelors of Technology in Civil Engineering and a 3 year Civil Engineering Technologist advanced diploma be able to get into the B.Eng Civil Engineering program and how long would it take? Would it be easier and make more sense to just go for the M.Eng instead? I would just like if I could get my P.Eng and Iron Ring as fast as possible. If anyone has any advice I would love to hear it.

Just by the way you worded that... you do know that you dont get your P.Eng with your iron ring... right?

Originally Posted by 2Dream

Just by the way you worded that... you do know that you dont get your P.Eng with your iron ring... right?

I believe you can still get a P.Eng with a B-Tech degree, but its a lot harder and there are a lot of extra hoops you have to go through first. So right now the OP has 2 ways to get their P.Eng

Originally Posted by Snowman

I believe you can still get a P.Eng with a B-Tech degree, but its a lot harder and there are a lot of extra hoops you have to go through first. So right now the OP has 2 ways to get their P.Eng

Thanks for your answer. I know B.Tech graduates can both the P.Eng and the Iron Ring. I'll try and discuss this at JHE to get a clear answer.