unfortunately (for me and others in my situation), this just confirms my own findings. after digging around the websites of the appropriate governing bodies in Canada and its provinces, it's clear the only way to officially be an engineer here is to do an accredited undergrad in engineering and...
could i satisfy the requirements for p.eng this way? I've done some digging myself on this issue but it looks to me like all possible avenues to p.eng status in Canada involve graduation from an accredited engineering undergraduate program.
and i can't help but wonder to myself if its even...
well, so what are my options then if i want to call myself an engineer?
professionally, what's the difference between getting a 2 year engineering diploma, a 4 year engineering undergraduate degree, or a graduate level engineering certification? and for that matter, could i even study...
I'm currently closing in on the end of an undergraduate degree in Physics (from UBC if it matters to anyone). But it's painfully clear to me that I really want to work as an engineer.
I'll save a lengthy story, but the bottom line is that I'm nearly thirty years old, and frankly very excited...