Chemistry and Industry, September 16th, 1991
When applied to a professional qualification, the appellation Chartered' is well understood, at least in the UK. This is not surprising since Chartered' has been in common use in this country for a considerable time. As long ago as 1930, the (then) Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland first mooted the idea of Chartered Chemist' but nearly half a century was to elapse before, in 1975, the Institute, by way of a Supplemental Charter, gained the right to confer the title on its fellows and members.
In the mid-1960s the engineering institutions introduced Chartered Engineer' for ...
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