(1) Agriculture and forestry;
(2) water conservancy and hydropower;
(3) Electricity (including thermal power, hydropower, nuclear power and new energy);
(4) coal;
(5) Oil and natural gas;
(6) highways;
(7) Railway and urban rail transit;
(8) Civil aviation;
(9) Water transportation (including port river and sea projects);
(10) electronic and information engineering (including communication, radio and television, informatization);
(1 1) Metallurgy (including steel and nonferrous metals);
(12) petrochemical, chemical and pharmaceutical industries;
(13) nuclear industry;
(14) machinery (including intelligent manufacturing);
(15) light industrial textiles;
(16) building materials;
(17) architecture;
(18) municipal public works;
(19) Ecological construction and environmental engineering;
(20) Hydrogeology, engineering investigation and geotechnical engineering;
(2 1) others.
Applicants can apply for initial registration according to their major and work experience, and can apply for two majors at most.
Professional selection skills
The major is not chosen at random. The Regulations on Registration of Consulting Engineers (Investment) mentioned that "applicants can apply for initial registration according to their major and work experience, and can apply for up to two majors."
(1) Try to choose your own major or similar major to ensure approval.
(2) It is suggested to choose another major (engineering technology and economy). Because engineering technology and economy is the general specialty of engineering consulting. On the one hand, when registering, you can choose whatever major you study and what your professional title is; On the other hand, when consulting units apply for professional credits, there are requirements for the number of consultants in this major, but no matter what major they apply for, they can use engineering technology and economy as places.
In short, anyone can apply for the major of engineering technology and economics, and this major can be used in any consulting company.