Read the government registration board’s answers on what it takes to become a Registered Professional Engineer (R.P.E.) in Hong Kong — the legal licence, not the institute membership.
Next action: Read the eligibility answers, then write down the four things they say you must have beyond being a corporate member of the HKIE.
Find the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers’ published list of engineering degrees it has accredited under the Washington Accord — the international agreement on which engineering degrees are recognised — sorted by university.
Next action: Open the entry for your university, read its list, and note the date stamp on the published list before you rely on it.
Read the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers’ five-stage map of how a student becomes a professional engineer: accredited degree, graduate training, responsible work experience, then professional assessment.
Next action: Write down which of the five stages you are in now, then list what the next stage asks you to have done.