The future of those in environmental engineering who work on chemical process design
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I majored in environmental engineering, but this year I took a job in chemical engineering design. I’m not sure what the future holds for this career path, so I would appreciate any advice from everyone.
As long as you put in effort, you can do it well~~ Keep it up!~
Chemical engineering design? Have you gone to the company yet? The environmental engineering field is probably for working in design firms on environmental impact assessments, right~~~! ! :L, how is it possible to work in the chemical industry~~~
The chemical industry is interconnected, and there isn’t much difference between the environment and the chemical industry either. What is learned is more or less the same; the only difference lies in the specialized courses at the end. It’s the same with those in the chemical industry; they might have studied organic chemistry but end up working in an inorganic chemical plant! Work hard; everyone starts from the same place, and fate is still partly in our own hands!
As long as you work hard, there’s definitely no problem! What is learned in school is all basic knowledge; real work relies on gradual accumulation over time!