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Membership
Advancing Your Career
The Academy's Membership and Certification Programs
The American Academy of Environmental Engineers provides a structure for advancing your career as an environmental engineer.
Membership Program
- Student Members: If you're a college student and currently enrolled in an environmental engineering program, you can gain admission into the Academy as a Student Member. There is no fee. For more information, click here.
- Regular Members: This level is for recent graduate with an EIT certificate or for recently licensed (PE) engineers working in environmental engineering. The annual fee is $85. For more information, click here.
Certification Program
AAEE offers two options for CESB-accredited certification. One is for Licensed Engineers (PE)s, the other is for Non-Licensed Engineering Practitioners.
Licensed Engineers (PE)s
- Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE): To apply for the BCEE, you must be a licensed, professional engineer with at least eight years of full-time environmental engineering experience. To become a BCEE, you must take a written exam and sit for a Peer Review. If you have more than 16 years of experience, you may request a waiver of the written exam. Specialty certification provides independent testimony to your expertise. For more information, click here.
Non-Licensed Engineering Practitioners
- Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member (BCEEM): The BCEEM requires the same qualifications as a BCEE. The only difference is that a BCEEM is not a licensed professional engineer. For more information, click here.