Which school do those who engage in oil refining come from?

South University of Petroleum, North Fushun Petroleum Institute, and others such as Jiangsu Petroleum Institute, Maoming Petroleum Institute, and Lanzhou Petroleum Institute.

Haha, many of them are from Petroleum University, but there are also students from other schools, such as the ones mentioned above.

Look at that place. I am from Petroleum University. There were very few alumni in the original refinery.

In comparison, I just graduated from a local technical school.

I am from Yangtze University, and we have more students here in Fushun, Maoming, Shanghai, and Lanzhou.

My university is from Petroleum University, and my graduate degree is from Petroleum Institute.

It’s very divided by region. In Liaoning, Jilin and Luoyang, Fushun Petroleum Institute occupies a dominant position. Heilongjiang is mainly Daqing. The northwest is Lanzhou, and Shandong is dominated by Petroleum University. In Jiangsu, the majority are from Jiangsu Petroleum Institute, haha. The one in Guangdong is Maoming University. Southwest Petroleum is mainly located in Sichuan. Yangtze University is located in Hubei and Hunan. Because it is a petroleum school, there are many people in the petroleum system and it is very regional. But these are all relative, haha. Companies in many places still hope to find students from various places to achieve diversity.

Traditionally, the leaders of Chinese refineries are usually people with a background in production and have climbed up step by step, but now it seems that there are also some people with professional backgrounds in management, mostly concentrated in finance, sales and other departments. As for those schools where those who engage in oil refining come from, there are too many. Some schools are specialized petrochemical schools, and some have certain majors related to the petrochemical field. Professional petrochemical schools include Petroleum University, Fuyou, Daqing Petroleum Institute, Maoming Petrochemical College, Jiangsu Petroleum Institute, Lanzhou Petroleum School, Lanzhou Chemical School, etc. Non-professional schools involving the petrochemical field include East China University of Science and Technology, Tianjin University, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Dalian University of Technology, etc.

I'm in Xinjiang, and there are more Xi'an Petroleum University and Fushun Petroleum Institute here.

In the technical schools affiliated with the refinery, most students are workers. How many college students are willing to work shift jobs for a lifetime?

I am from Petroleum University, haha, it seems there are many alumni here.

That old nose. . . Anyone who studies chemistry can be considered a technical talent majoring in chemical engineering. . . It is not necessary for students from petroleum schools to understand oil refining. School knowledge is only the foundation. The key is that everyone must gradually accumulate and learn from each other's strengths in work practice to become an expert. . . Generally, people with a bachelor's degree or above who have profound chemical theory and foundation will quickly master the production technology of the device through practicing with the device for 3 to 5 years, and then rotate to multiple devices to learn from the practice. * , better than anything else. . . If you have the opportunity to follow the project and understand the device assembly process and follow it through the start-up phase, people who have such opportunities will grow faster. . . Instead of Beidaqing, Fushun, or some other petroleum colleges such as Nanshan Petroleum University, Xixi'an Lanzhou, Nanjing and so on. . . Not to mention those schools that were originally petroleum technical schools (vocational training schools that were upgraded to the college level after technical secondary schools were cancelled), such as those in Maoyou, Shengli, Lanzhou and other places. . . Although I also have an undergraduate degree from a prestigious university. . . But I don’t encourage everyone to form any factions, especially when it comes to technology. Everyone should stick to the principle of truth. . . Listen to whoever has the right opinion. . . Ha ha. . . Practice emphasizes ability. . . Technology lies in theory and foundation rather than in any sect. . . But practical things are more effective. . . :lol This post was last edited by wangsc on 2009-2-27 21:44 ]

To support the above statement, you have to learn a lot of things at work.* , I graduated from Xi'an Petroleum University, but I majored in safety engineering and refinery majors in process and equipment. However, many people are still not majored in these two majors. When you go to college, you only have two years of professional courses, so you think you are a professional. That is wrong!

Which school do those who engage in oil refining come from? There are Tsinghua University, Peking University, East China Institute of Chemical Technology, Petroleum University, Zhejiang University, Xi'an Petroleum Institute, Fushun Petroleum Institute, Southwest Petroleum Institute, Jiangsu Institute of Chemical Technology, universities in various places, petroleum colleges and technical schools in various places, and many more.

The science, engineering, technology and other professionals involved in the field of chemical and chemical engineering from the chemical engineering colleges under the former Ministry of Chemical Industry, the colleges under the former Ministry of Petroleum, the colleges under the former Sinopec Ministry, the colleges under the former Ministry of Petroleum and Chemical Industry, key provincial and municipal universities, provincial and ministerial comprehensive universities, universities of science and engineering, and normal colleges are all talents in the refining and chemical industry now or in the future. . . :lol

Which schools are they talking about in the southeast, northwest and northwest?

It seems that everyone majored in chemical engineering. I wonder if there are people who are not chemical majors working in the chemical industry. Are there such people?/