Chartered Chemist with the RSC

Chartered Chemist (CChem) is a professional qualification for those working in the chemical sciences. It can be applied across a range of sectors, and may be gained by teachers, writers, science communicators and other practitioners, as well as academic or industrial chemists.

Requirements
To be considered for Chartered Chemist status, you need to fulfil all of the following criteria:

• Membership of the Royal Society of Chemistry (MRSC or FRSC)
• Masters-level (M-level) qualification
• Qualification in the chemical sciences, or an equivalent experience
  
• Evidence for the CChem attributes
  
• Commitment to continuing your professional development.
  

Costs
This application cost includes a registration fee and a small administration charge that is retained by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

• Application fee of £75
• Retention of CChem is £30 per year, paid along with RSC membership renewals

 
For more information please see the Chartered Chemist section of the RSC website.
Chartered Chemist (CChem) (rsc.org)