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Where will environmental engineering undergraduate graduates go! (Exchange\Discussion)

2007-12-25View Original

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At present, it is difficult for environmental engineering undergraduate graduates to find employment, both for objective and personal reasons. Where is the way out? I hope everyone will come to discuss, communicate and learn together * ! See your direction clearly and take control of your destiny! Career planning analysis of environmental protection majors (source: Xuke Environmental Protection Blog http://blog.tianya.cn/blogger/view_blog.asp?BlogName=oasiser ) ????1. Continue to study for graduate school/doctorate/go abroad, etc.→scientific research/professor→make good money with good technology/teaching/expert????2.Graduate→environmental impact assessment unit→environmental assessment engineer→environmental assessment expert/open a company and become a boss????3.Graduate→design institute/environmental engineering company→environmental protection engineer→technical expert/project manager/open a company and become a boss????4.Graduate→environmentally friendly materials company→environmental protection Material sales → sales manager/environmental protection business → open a company and become the boss???? 5. Graduation → water investment company → engineer → project manager → senior executive ???? 6. Graduation → sewage plant/water plant → maintenance manager → director→ * * →Environmental friendly * 9. Graduation→Change of career→Broader prospects?????The specific development routes of each type are analyzed below. ?? ?? 1. Although the environmental protection industry is developing rapidly, it is not expanding as fast as environmental majors. Therefore, environmental students often become unemployed after graduation, which forces many people to continue their studies such as postgraduate and Ph.D. examinations. A better way to do this would be to stay in school to teach, and then do some part-time work in environmental impact assessment or engineering. After you have a wide range of connections and have achieved results in your own research scope, you can then open a company in the name of the school or start a company privately to take on business. Not only can they have a secure job, but also have a lot of extra income, so they can live a comfortable life. This is how many teachers in colleges and universities currently make a living. ; In addition to staying in school, working in a graduate school is also a good choice. You can conduct some research projects, earn income, and have project funding. If you can follow a relatively good senior at the beginning and get a big project, the prospects and financial prospects are very good. After a few years, you can become an expert, and you will have fame and fortune. Of course, in addition to personal ability, choosing a good school, a good environment, and following the right mentor are the keys to this path. ?? ?? 2. Environmental assessment units mainly include environmental institutes/institutes affiliated with the Environmental Protection Bureau, environmental impact assessment units affiliated with environmental departments of universities, design research institutes, and environmental consulting companies. The resources of environmental approval are still mainly controlled by administrative units, so the former is the best and the most difficult to enter. Many places still belong to public institutions. ; Next are the environmental impact assessment units of universities and design institutes. You can learn a lot from these types of units, but they are not so easy to get into, because most of the former are young teachers from the school working part-time, while the latter usually recruit graduate students. Finally, only the environmental impact assessment companies are left. Most environmental impact assessment companies are affiliated with environmental science institutes, universities or design institutes. The work is relatively hard, and the income depends on the company's performance and the boss's magnanimity. The certification of registered environmental impact engineer is a turning point in stimulating the income of this type of profession. ?? ??3. Entering an environmental protection company/design institute is currently the most common place for environmental students. There are also more detailed categories, such as design engineers, construction engineers, commissioning engineers, sales engineers, etc. Because environmental protection problems must be solved in the end, the market is quite broad and there are quite a few environmental protection companies. In the early days, most environmental protection companies were relatively small, and you could become a leading figure after working for three or four years. However, because the company is small, the management is informal, the income is generally low, and personal development is very limited. In addition, the threshold for starting a business is relatively low, which encourages technical or sales/business engineers to accumulate some experience and opportunities before they can go it alone. Of course, this may become increasingly difficult as the environmental protection industry becomes increasingly large-scale. Therefore, finding a strong and promising environmental protection company in which to continuously improve will be the focus of your career. If you encounter an opportunity to start a business, seize it. The certification of registered environmental engineers will be a turning point in formalizing the industry and increasing the income of this type of profession. ?? ?? 4. It is quite good to join a water investment company. Investment companies are all well-established, have consortiums, have formal management, and have good benefits. Especially in water companies, if they take over the subsequent operation of the project, they will appear as Party A. Compared with the suffocation that most environmental protection companies have to endure as Party B, it is naturally much more refreshing. This is a high-level white-collar path. It’s just that water companies generally need experienced people from design institutes or construction units. For graduates, there are few such opportunities. ?? ??5. Most of the water plants/sewage plants are still in the nature of public institutions, but more and more are being acquired by water companies and becoming enterprises. If you can enter, it is also very good. The income is stable, the life is stable, and after you have established a foothold, you have a lot of spare time to do what you want to do. The disadvantage is that the work lacks motivation and the salary increases slowly. It is more suitable for retirement and is more suitable for people over thirty years old. ?? ??6. The environmental department of the manufacturing industry of state-owned enterprises/foreign enterprises/famous enterprises. As the public pays more attention to environmental issues, companies have also established environmental departments to solve internal environmental problems and coordinate external environmental problems. The environmental departments of state-owned enterprises or private enterprises may currently be mostly coping-type and cannot yet become an important department. However, for foreign-funded enterprises that pay more attention to their image, the environmental department is very important, and is even a department that is independently under the direct jurisdiction of the general manager of the company. Especially many foreign-funded enterprises that combine environmental health and safety into one system (EHS). The EHS manager is a profession with a very high salary. Of course, this profession also has very high requirements for personal knowledge, application and coordination of practical problems, and foreign language. Therefore, this direction will also receive more and more attention in the future. ?? ??7. Environmental Protection Bureau and related departments. Needless to say, with Chinese characteristics, administrative units belong to the upstream of any industrial chain. You have no choice but to be governed and evaluated by it and act under its designated game rules, which leads to their natural sense of superiority. It is said that the Environmental Protection Bureau is going to be upgraded to a ministerial level, which will have an impact on environmental protection in the next few years. * * The number will also be expanded, so go for it if you have the chance! Although there are many unfair things that happen, there are also many opportunities for them to happen. ?? As the emphasis on environmental protection increases, related supporting new industries will continue to emerge, and more new environmental protection occupations will be created. The entry of foreign environmental protection companies also provides many opportunities and helps to improve the level and salary of the industry. ???? ??8. If you are not admitted to the units related to your major, and you enter other industries by chance, then congratulations are also congratulated. In today's China, what you study in college is no longer too important. What is important is how much energy you invest in the career you choose. Although the environmental protection industry is developing rapidly, this industry, which is based on experience rather than intelligence, is destined to be difficult to achieve leapfrog development in the workplace. China is changing with each passing day, and opportunities are endless. If you change to another industry, the possibility of rapid development may be greater.
Reply #22007-12-25
In fact, the general situation of each major is similar. Looking at the many directions listed by LZ, whether you are inclined to do design, engineering, management, business, or evaluation, I think it actually depends on the actual situation of the individual, and these require a background in this major to do well. This is the most important thing.
Reply #32007-12-25
I have a background in environmental engineering, but now I have switched to the chemical industry, and now I am doing piping. I don’t know whether it is good or bad. Hey, sometimes I feel really helpless.  
Reply #42007-12-27
I also have a background in environmental engineering. Now I have moved to the chemical industry, doing design, construction and site management of synthetic ammonia. My work is average.
Reply #52007-12-27
Personally, I think the environmental profession still has a lot to do, the key lies in the individual
Reply #62007-12-28
My undergraduate degree* Chemical Engineering and Technology, Postgraduate Studies * I majored in environmental engineering, and now I'm back to chemical engineering. It's really my fate.
Reply #72007-12-29
I majored in chemical engineering, and my classmate majored in environmental engineering. When I graduated, I went to work in CNOOC to work on drilling rigs, and he went to the oil field to work in chemical engineering. It’s a bit funny to think about it now. There is a gap between those who work well and those who study well. You have to learn to change yourself to adapt to the work. I don’t know what LZ thinks.
Reply #82007-12-30
Environmental majors should have great potential. The current predicament is only temporary. This is mainly because there are too many colleges and universities offering environmental engineering majors, with too many graduates, and the current demand in our country is small. But demand will increase in the future, and every workshop in every factory should have environmental engineering and technical personnel.
Reply #92007-12-31
In fact, as long as an individual has the ability to do that field, it will be fine
Reply #102007-12-31
I feel like the poster has already listed it in great detail. I wonder how the poster still needs your help in analyzing it. I think it’s good to go to a design company
Reply #112008-01-01
I have a background in applied chemistry, and I also work in piping. It mainly depends on which field you like, or whether you have to learn it all over again on your own.
Reply #122008-01-01
Haha, the last floor of the building list is all good, it just depends on personal interests.
Reply #132008-01-01
I also majored in environmental engineering. Haha, I haven’t graduated yet.
Reply #142008-01-01
It doesn’t matter what you do, I think the key is to love your career ~ Only if you really like your own profession can you do it well and do it interestingly~
Reply #152008-01-01
I think it is better to go to an environmental assessment unit for environmental assessment now. Environmental assessment units are very popular now.
Reply #162008-01-01
I majored in chemical engineering for my undergraduate degree and environment for my graduate degree (preferably in a direction related to water treatment). It’s very popular in design institutes now! In a few years, the projects will be endless.
Reply #172008-01-01
Haha, I don’t necessarily do whatever I study, I just do what I haven’t studied.
Reply #182008-02-18
You're right, what you study doesn't necessarily mean what you'll do, it all depends on you.
Reply #192008-02-22
You can switch to a technology major. Now some small institutes are responsible for the treatment of three wastes of small and medium-sized devices. They first go to a design institute to do some work, then go to an environmental engineering company in a large design institute to do design, and finally go to a private environmental protection equipment manufacturer in Jiangnan to do technical management, after-sales service, and sales. What is the career orientation of my design? It should be full of future and money:lol

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