• Affiliate: (no post-nominal) The grade for students and those involved in chemical engineering who do not meet the requirements for the following grades.
• AMIChemE: Associate Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers: this is the grade for chemical engineering graduates who have not yet met the requirements for full membership.
• MIChemE: Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers. Entry to this level requires an education of (or equivalent to) a Master's level qualification plus at least 4 years professional experience and a position of responsibility. A competence and commitment report is required plus a technical interview with two senior members of the IChemE. Members normally have Chartered status by one of the routes above.
• FIChemE: Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers. This is the highest grade for members who have the requirements for MIChemE and have achieved a position of some seniority or eminence.

Peer-Reviewed Journals

• Chemical Engineering Research and Design http://www.icheme.org/cherd
• Process Safety and Environmental Protection http://www.icheme.org/psep
• Food and Bioproducts Processing http://www.icheme.org/fbp
• Education for Chemical Engineers http://www.icheme.org/ece

Other Periodicals

• The Chemical Engineer
• Loss Prevention Bulletin

Books

• Conference Proceedings
• Technical Guides
• Safety Books
• Forms of Contract

• Roland Clift Developer of Life cycle assessment and broadcaster on environmental issues
• John Coulson (1910 - 1990) Co-writer of classic UK textbooks
• Sir Arthur Duckham (1879-1932) First President of the IChemE
• Ian Fells Noted energy expert and popular science broadcaster
• Trevor Kletz Noted safety expert
• Ashok Kumar UK Member of Parliament
• Frank Lees (1931-1999) author of major safety encyclopedia
• Bodo Linnhoff His 1979 PhD thesis led to Pinch Technology which has enabled companies to save large amounts of energy
• K. B. Quinan (1878 - 1958) An American who, according to Lloyd George "did more than any other single individual to win the (First World) War" (Freshwater, page 14)
• Jack Richardson Co-writer of classic UK textbooks
• Meredith Thring (1915-2006) prolific inventor, futurologist and early proponent of sustainability

• Colin Duvall and Sean F. Johnston, 2000 Scaling Up - The Institution of Chemical Engineers and the Rise of a New Profession Kluwer Academic Publishers ISBN 0-7923-6692-1
• Royal Charter and Byelaws

Video clips

• IChemE YouTube channel

News items

• Hydrogen economy in November 2007
• Wasting water in August 2007
• Carbon offsetting in June 2007