Kansas PE CE (PDH) Requirements (2026): 30 Hours Every 2 Years

At a Glance
30
Contact Hours
2 yr
CE Cycle
Yes
Online Allowed
Yes
Carry-Over
Kansas professional engineers must earn 30 CEUs (continuing education units, one contact hour each) every 2 years, of which at least 24 must relate to health, safety, property, and welfare (HSPW). No more than 5 self-study CEUs count per period, and up to 15 excess CEUs carry forward. Licensees in their first renewal period are exempt.
Multiple renewal paths exist — the right requirement depends on your license type and situation. See details below.
Disclaimer: This information is for reference purposes only. Requirements are set by the Kansas State Board of Technical Professions and may change. Always verify current requirements directly with the board.
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Requirements Overview

At least 24 of the 30 CEUs must address health, safety, property, and welfare (HSPW), and no more than 10 HSPW CEUs may be earned in any 24-hour period. The board does not pre-approve courses or providers — the licensee determines whether an activity qualifies, and the board has final approval of credit (K.A.R. 66-14).

Webinars, video courses, and correspondence courses qualify, but a maximum of 5 self-study CEUs — third-party-sponsored and evidenced by a final graded test — count in any one renewal period. Up to 15 excess CEUs carry forward, provided the Continuing Education Audit Report Form and attendance records for the prior period accompany the claim. PE renewals fall on April 30: last names A–L renew in even-numbered years, M–Z in odd-numbered years.

Mandatory Topics

TopicHoursFrequencyNotes
Health, Safety, Property, and Welfare (HSPW) 24 Every renewal At a minimum, 24 of the required 30 CEUs must be related to health, safety, property, and welfare (HSPW). Any licensee may obtain a maximum of 10 HSPW CEUs in any 24-hour period.

Renewal Pathways

Single-profession biennial PE renewal
30 hours
30 CEUs every two years, of which at least 24 must be HSPW. PE renewal deadline is April 30 (A-L even years, M-Z odd years).
Renewing licenses in more than one profession
20 hours
Each licensee renewing in more than one profession shall complete 20 CEUs for each profession every two years, at least 16 of which shall be HSPW CEUs per profession.
License placed in inactive status at renewal
0 hours
No CEUs required to show; licensee must submit the renewal fee and renewal form before the deadline. Reinstatement later requires proof of 30 CEUs earned in the previous 2 years.

Exemptions

How You Can Complete Your CE

💻
Online / Distance
Allowed, no limit
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In-Person / Live
Allowed

Kansas CE Rules & Limits

Details specific to Kansas that generic CE guides tend to miss:

Provider Requirements

The Board does not pre-approve courses or providers (except courses/activities related to Kansas Minimum Standards for Boundary Surveys and/or Mortgage Title Inspections). It is up to the licensee to determine whether an activity qualifies, and the Board has final approval of CEU credit.

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Verified July 2, 2026 · Primary source · Official state board
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