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Nebraska PE PDH requirements
What a Nebraska professional engineer needs for license renewal, checked against the state board or administrative code on Nov 1, 2026. Rules change — always confirm with the board before you renew.
| PDH required | 30 hours, including at least 1 hour on ethics |
|---|---|
| Renewal cycle | Biennial |
| Carryover | See 110 NAC ch. 9 § 4 |
| Provider approval | Not required — the licensee decides whether a course qualifies, subject to audit |
Other rules to know
- Important: on-demand web courses are capped at 7.5 hours unless the provider is in a listed category (for example an IACET provider, college, or engineering society). Live webinars are not capped. Check the rule before relying on on-demand courses for Nebraska.
Sources
Online bridge PDH for Nebraska engineers
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FAQ
How many PDH does a Nebraska PE need?
30 hours, including at least 1 hour on ethics. Renewal cycle: Biennial.
Can Nebraska PEs carry over extra PDH?
See 110 NAC ch. 9 § 4.
Does Nebraska require approved PDH providers?
No. Nebraska does not require course providers to be approved by the board, so the licensee decides whether a course meets the rules, subject to audit.