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Yes! Get in!
From now on, you can all refer to me as Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE.
WOOOOOOO YAYYYYYYY!
From now on, you can all refer to me as Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE.
WOOOOOOO YAYYYYYYY!
ramollari said:From which university, the University of Sheffield? I'm also getting a BSc (Hons) from Sheffield.
Matthyouiouiow said:Congrats. Celebrating with style?
A scientist/engineer is 'never' done with formal education. I am learning new things all the time in my work, and I churn out the equivalent of a PhD dissertation about every 1 or 2 years, but I get paid for it.brewnog said:Astronuc, mattmns, I'm done with formal education (for now, anyway). It's all about the job I've got designing big yellow diggers! Yay!
Astronuc said:A scientist/engineer is 'never' done with formal education. I am learning new things all the time in my work, and I churn out the equivalent of a PhD dissertation about every 1 or 2 years, but I get paid for it.
Congrats! What do all those letters stand for?brewnog said:Yes! Get in!
From now on, you can all refer to me as Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE.
Say it aint so lad! Say it aint so!brewnog said:I'm thinking of doing an MBA in a few years time...
Math Is Hard said:Congrats! What do all those letters stand for?
FredGarvin said:Say it aint so lad! Say it aint so!
Danger said:Good on ya, old boy! Never a doubt in my mind that you'd get it done. The only remaining question is: How long will you take to convince your new employers that they should change their logo to...
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Here's a suggestion. If you are sure you will stay in Engineering or related technical field, get it from UMIST. If you want to "explore"other areas like management , then I think getting your degree from UM may be more helpful.It's from either UMIST, or The University of Manchester. I get a choice since the old institutions have merged since I started my degree. Any suggestions which I should go for?
Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE is a professional engineering qualification awarded by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) in the United Kingdom. It is a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering that signifies the holder as a Chartered Engineer.
To obtain Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE, one must have completed a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field from a recognized university or institution. Additionally, the individual must have at least four years of relevant work experience and must pass the IMechE's Professional Review interview.
Becoming a Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE demonstrates that an individual has achieved a high level of knowledge, skills, and competence in the field of Mechanical Engineering. This qualification can open up opportunities for career advancement, higher salaries, and recognition as a professional engineer.
Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE is a Chartered Engineer qualification specific to the field of Mechanical Engineering. It is recognized globally as a mark of excellence and is one of the highest levels of professional recognition for engineers. Other engineering qualifications may vary in terms of level and focus.
Yes, it is possible to become a Brewnog, BEng (Hons) AMIMechE with a degree in a different engineering field. However, the individual must have relevant work experience and must pass the IMechE's Professional Review interview to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in Mechanical Engineering.