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"engineer" in France is a regulated title you can only get through a degree (like Germany?). Actually I'm not even sure most foreign schools degrees would be ac
by realusername 9y ago
"engineer" in France is a regulated title you can only get through a degree (like Germany?). Actually I'm not even sure most foreign schools degrees would be accepted as engineers in France.
- byroot 9y agoThat is slightly inacurate, "Engineer" is not a regulated title in France. What is though is the "graduated engineer" (Ingénieur diplômé) title. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_des_titres_d%27ing%C3%A9nieur https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_des_titres_d%27ing%...
- JPLeRouzic 9y agoYou are discussing about the university degree (as the parent did), but there are other usages of the word "ingénieur" in France beside diplomas. In France "Ingénieur" is also a civil servant title, or a title given to someone who did that job and is now retired (I am "Ingénieur honoraire" and have a master but no "Ingénieur" diploma).