I’m in my junior year and planning to take the postgraduate entrance exam; could friends recommend some schools and fields of study? .
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I majored in Chemical Engineering and Technology during my undergraduate studies; I studied a variety of topics without really focusing on any one area in particular. Could some forum members recommend which field might be better – catalysis or fine chemicals? ? My family is from Zhejiang. . What are the main areas of operation for the chemical enterprises in this area? I’m not very familiar with people at school. . Another thing that troubles me the most right now is not knowing which school to choose. . Everyone thinks that East China University of Science and Technology has strengths in chemistry, while Zhejiang University is stronger in this area. .
Zhejiang University is more well-known than East China University of Science and Technology, and its chemical engineering program is also excellent.
Tianjin University is way too far away. . . . It seems that the chemical industry in the north is not as developed as that in the south. . It will also be troublesome to find a job in the future
The chemical industry is still stronger in the north! ! ! ! ! Zhejiang University is quite difficult! East China University of Science and Technology offers good value for money~~ Tianjin University is excellent and very strong! Other schools like Dalian University of Technology, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, and South China University of Technology are also fine! You should go to the postgraduate entrance exam forums! ! ! http://bbs.kaoyan.com/
The brand name is more important; in fact, what is learned in school is not often used in actual work. In real work, it’s necessary to analyze specific situations on a case-by-case basis, and greater emphasis is placed on the ability to solve problems. What is learned in school is only the foundation. However, a reputable school name can help you find a job and build your reputation, so I recommend applying to Zhejiang University.
I recommend my alma mater, East China University of Science and Technology: loveliness:
The chemical engineering program at East China University of Science and Technology is excellent; it is a well-established and strong program, better than that at Zhejiang University, and it should rank among the top 2 or 3 in the country
I’m not very familiar with this area. I hope the original poster can find a school that satisfies them
Come to Tianjin University, let’s have fun together... :P
For your situation, it would be better to study fine chemical engineering at Dalian University of Technology. First, this program at Dalian University of Technology is ranked first in the country; second, it is suitable for those from the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions
The chemical engineering program at East China University of Science and Technology is also excellent; it’s a well-established school in this field, and it’s located near Zhejiang as well
East China University of Science and Technology is quite good. But it seems that many students from our school apply to East China University of Science and Technology. . Will it be very difficult to pass? . My school is Nanjing University of Technology. . Our teacher said our school is also really great. Is that true?
It seems there’s a former classmate of yours on this version~~
The usual choices are: 1. a prestigious university, 2. a renowned major, 3. a famous professor. Choose them in that order, and then you won’t have to worry about food or money
When making a choice now, the first thing to consider is the school; if you can get into Zhejiang University, there’s no need to think about other schools. The chemical engineering programs at Tianjin University and Dalian University of Technology are very strong, so they worth considering. Moreover, when companies in the south come to the north to recruit, they prefer students from southern regions, as it’s less competitive compared to areas like Shanghai and Zhejiang.
I recommend my alma mater, Tianjin University~~ The chemical engineering program is quite good, and the supervisors are very responsible. However, I personally do not recommend pursuing studies in catalysis or polymers. The engineering processes and fine chemicals fields are excellent; it seems that there are also great job opportunities in electrochemistry these days~
Although I graduated from East China University of Science and Technology, it’s not that I don’t have affection for my alma mater; to be honest, I feel that Zhejiang University is stronger in the field of chemical engineering. You are from Zhejiang, so attending Zhejiang University is of course the top choice. Of course, when it comes to future employment, there are more opportunities in Shanghai. As for schools in the north, they might be fine, but they’re not much better than Zhejiang University or East China University of Science and Technology. I think since you don’t want to work there in the future, it’s better to find a good school nearby. As for professionalism? Bioprocessing, fine chemicals, and organic chemistry are all suitable. Catalysis sounds good, but job prospects may not be great.
Actually, either one will do; the key is the results of your learning! If you don’t have the ability, no matter how well you study, it’s all in vain
Zhejiang University has long had a poor reputation, with its dean leading the fraud.