What majors does the engineering consulting qualification include?

The consulting engineer exam is not divided into majors, but it is really divided into majors when consulting engineers sign up. The professional division of consulting engineers is as follows:

(1) Highway (roads, bridges and tunnels, traffic engineering);

(2) Railways (tracks, hubs, bridges and tunnels, communication signals);

(3) Urban rail transit (tracks, hubs, bridges and tunnels, communication signals);

(4) Civil aviation (airport, communication, navigation, air traffic control, oil supply project);

(5) Hydropower (power transmission and transformation);

(six) nuclear power, nuclear industry (nuclear power plant conventional island; Reactor, nuclear fuel, etc. );

(7) Thermal power (power transmission and transformation, power supply and distribution);

(eight) coal (mine, coal preparation, coal chemical industry);

(9) Oil and natural gas (oil and gas surface, offshore oil, pipeline transportation, oil and gas storage);

(10) petrochemical industry;

(eleven) chemical industry, medicine (chemical industry, product storage and transportation, mining; Chemical raw materials, Chinese patent medicines, pharmaceutical preparations);

(twelve) building materials (cement engineering, glass, ceramics, refractories, new building materials, non-metallic minerals);

(thirteen) machinery (including aerospace, aviation, ships, weapons and automobiles);

(fourteen) electronics (electronic systems, basic components, microelectronics engineering);

(fifteen) light industry (paper, food, tobacco, sugar, salt, daily chemicals, household appliances, leather, packaging industry, etc.). );

(sixteen) textile, chemical fiber (textile, printing and dyeing, clothing; Chemical fiber raw materials, chemical fiber engineering);

(seventeen) steel (smelting, rolling, metal materials, coking and refractory materials, mines);

(eighteen) non-ferrous metallurgy (non-ferrous metals, gold, smelting, metal materials, coking and refractory materials, mines);

(nineteen) agriculture (planting, animal husbandry, fishery, facility agriculture);

(twenty) forestry (afforestation, forest products industry, forest products chemistry, ecological environment, forest engineering);

(twenty-one) communication information (wired communication, wireless communication, communication tower, postal engineering, informatization);

(twenty-two) radio, film and television (radio and television transmission, film projects);

(twenty-three) hydrogeology, engineering investigation, geotechnical engineering;

(twenty-four) water conservancy projects (reservoir hub, water diversion, irrigation and drainage, river regulation, soil and water conservation, urban flood control, reclamation projects);

(twenty-five) port river and sea engineering (port, waterway, navigation structure, water traffic);

(twenty-six) ecological construction and environmental engineering (ecological construction; Water pollution prevention, air pollution prevention, solid waste treatment, noise prevention, pollution control project);

(twenty-seven) municipal public works (municipal transportation, water supply and drainage, gas heating, landscape architecture, environmental sanitation);

(28) Buildings (including civil air defense projects);

(29) urban planning;

(30) comprehensive economy;

(3 1) others (according to specific majors, such as: tourism engineering, commodity grain, meteorological engineering, land resources, land consolidation, poverty alleviation engineering, immigration engineering, ocean engineering, new energy, etc. ).