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Engineer Continuing Education by State
Online continuing education for engineers. 43 states require CE to renew (15–36 hours per cycle). Find your state's exact hours, required topics, renewal deadline and available courses.
Engineers CE requirements in every state
Hours and renewal cycles come from each state board’s published rule. Open your state for required topics, license classes, deadlines and the approved courses.
- Alabama engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Alaska engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- Arkansas engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Delaware engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- District of Columbia engineers CE20 hours every 2 years
- Florida engineers CE18 hours every 2 years
- Georgia engineers CE15 hours every year
- Idaho engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- Illinois engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Indiana engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Iowa engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Kansas engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Kentucky engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Louisiana engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Maine engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Maryland engineers CE16 hours every 2 years
- Michigan engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Minnesota engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- Mississippi engineers CE15 hours every year
- Missouri engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Montana engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Nebraska engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Nevada engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- New Hampshire engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- New Jersey engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- New Mexico engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- New York engineers CE36 hours every 3 years
- North Carolina engineers CE15 hours every year
- North Dakota engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Ohio engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Oklahoma engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Oregon engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Pennsylvania engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- South Carolina engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- South Dakota engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Tennessee engineers CE24 hours every 2 years
- Texas engineers CE15 hours every year
- Utah engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Vermont engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Virginia engineers CE16 hours every 2 years
- West Virginia engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Wisconsin engineers CE30 hours every 2 years
- Wyoming engineers CE30 hours every year
States with no CE requirement for engineers right now
Engineers continuing education FAQ
- Which states require continuing education for engineers?
- 43 states currently require engineers to complete continuing education to renew: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
- How many CE hours do engineers need?
- It depends on the state — from 15 to 36 hours per renewal cycle. Each state page lists the exact hours, the renewal cycle and any required topics.
- Can engineers complete continuing education online?
- Yes. Every TradesCE course is 100% online and self-paced, built to the state board's published hours and topics, with a certificate issued the moment you finish.