For dedicated professional engineers, earning a PE license is just the beginning. Many state licensing boards require that PEs maintain and improve their skills through continuing education courses and other opportunities for professional development.

Continuing Education

State continuing education requirements (PDF)

Web Seminars
Develop and hone your professional skills without leaving your own workstation by participating in NSPE's upcoming and archived Web seminars. Set aside just 90 minutes in your workday to gain insight on today's hottest topics from the field's most knowledgeable leaders. >>

Independent Study
Whether you choose to study online, by DVD, or in print, NSPE and its partners provide you with a rich selection of independent study options that explore topics from every corner of the engineering spectrum, helping you keep your skills and knowledge up-to-date. >>

Events
From NSPE's must-attend Annual Conference to popular state and local events, online forums, and industry-wide roundtable meetings, NSPE membership provides you with a range of opportunities to meet, learn, and network with other professional engineers both in your area and from across the country. >>

Government - Take Action

Licensure Issues

Engineering Continuing Professional Competency >>
The Engineering Team >>
Engineering Technology >>
NSPE-NAFE Joint Position on Forensic Engineering >>
Labor Organizations and an Engineer's Obligation to the Public >>
Licensure and Qualifications for Practice >>
PE and Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists Relations >>
The Practice of Engineering in Federal, State, and Local Government >>