Industrial Catalysis Job Outlook
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I am a senior student about to graduate and have taken the postgraduate entrance examination. Now I am facing the problem of choosing a major. I am not very clear about the employment situation of industrial catalysis major. I don’t know whether I should choose this direction. I want to know more about this direction. I hope to get advice from experienced seniors. Thanks
As long as the disciplines are set up, they are all useful. Since you are studying for a postgraduate degree, I think that first of all, you should not look at it from the perspective of employment. You must have an academic and research attitude, otherwise it is better not to study.
Its first-level discipline is chemical engineering and technology, so it focuses more on engineering and process aspects. The employment directions are generally in research institutes and some catalyst-related enterprises, such as chemical plants with catalytic devices, catalyst production companies, etc. If you want to continue your studies, this direction is good. It is easy to come up with new things and it is relatively easy to publish articles.
The catalyst is still a good direction. We have just installed the catalyst from the Beihua Institute of Chemical Engineering. It is undeniable that the effect is quite different from that of foreign countries. It is not as good as the imported one used originally. The result is that the operation of the reactor is much more complicated, which pits the operators and technicians.
Suitable for higher education. If you want to get a good job, don’t come here to catalyze it.
Many aspects of the chemical industry are now researching various new catalysts to produce new reactions. This is a very promising profession, especially for professionals with higher academic qualifications and abilities.