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and Conditions for Different Grades of Membership
Fellow
(FICI)
- A first or second class honours Degree or a higher Degree
recognised by the Institute having Chemistry or a branch
of Chemistry as a major subject, or an equivalent qualification
recognised by the Institute, and
- at least ten years practice in a professional capacity
in any branch of Chemistry approved by the Institute.
Ordinary Member (MICI)
- A first or second class honours Degree or a higher
Degree recognised by the Institute having Chemistry
or a branch of Chemistry as a major subject, or an equivalent
qualification recognised by the Institute, and
- at least three years practice in a professional capacity
in any branch of Chemistry approved by the Institute
Licentiate (LICI)
- A third class honours, pass or general Degree recognised
by the Institute with Chemistry or a branch of Chemistry
to Degree standard, or an equivalent qualification recognised
by the Institute, and
- at least two years practice at a level satisfactory
to the Institute in any branch of Chemistry approved
by the Institute.
Graduate Member (GradICI)
- A primary Degree in Chemistry, or a branch of Chemistry,
recognized by the Institute, or an equivalent qualification
in the Chemical Sciences, recognized by the Institute.
Technician Member (TechICI)
- Hold The National Certificate in Science (Applied
Chemistry), or equivalent qualification recognised by
the Institute, and
- have followed courses of instruction or taken such
examinations as may from time to time be recognized
by the Institute, and
- have at least one year's practice in an approved laboratory.
Associate Member
- Students preparing themselves by suitable study to
qualify for Ordinary Membership, Licenciateship or Technician
Membership of the Institute, or
- Persons who have an interest in Chemistry and wish
to become associated with the Institute.
Company Member
Companies who have a bona fide connection with Chemistry,
and are involved in the Chemical or allied industries, or
are otherwise associated with the profession of Chemistry.
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