Postgraduate in chemical engineering
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I’m in my junior year and preparing for the postgraduate entrance exams; which universities are good for studying chemical engineering and applied chemistry? Also, regarding which direction to pursue, I would appreciate some advice from everyone. I am from China University of Petroleum (Huadong). Also, I heard from a senior who is preparing for a PhD that choosing a supervisor is very important when taking the postgraduate entrance exam. Is that true?
Chemical Engineering: Tianjin University, East China University of Science and Technology, Tsinghua University, Zhejiang University, Dalian University of Technology. . . Applied Chemistry: Dalian University of Technology, East China University of Science and Technology, Tianjin University. . . . . As for the direction, you’re not at that stage yet; it’s related to the topic assigned by your supervisor. Choosing a supervisor is very important, high scores are also important, and the second-round interview is especially crucial. How to choose is something that can be discussed later. What matters is your effort before the exam, and performing steadily and normally during it. Strive~~~~~~
I think the safest option is to pursue a degree in chemical engineering at your own university; this way, you can go to research institutes or design firms in the petroleum industry in the future. A good graduate supervisor is important, but it’s the actual job responsibilities that are most crucial
Choosing a supervisor is definitely important; it’s best to select one who suits your own circumstances and future plans. You should inquire in advance and be prepared for various possibilities, as while you are choosing them, they are also choosing you. Of course, all of this is based on being admitted to the program
Hehe, I think the same way, but I’m worried about the difficulty of finding a job later on. This year, it’s been very hard for graduate students in our school to find employment
Yes, it’s best to take the exam at your own school; your school is already very good. It is very important to find a supervisor when preparing for the postgraduate entrance exam; one should get in touch with the supervisor of the field one wishes to study in as early as possible. . It’s convenient to take the exam at your own school, and it also gives you an advantage. Hehe
What really matters are exam scores – read more books and spend less time on the internet! :Lol, for insurance-related courses, it’s of course better to take them at your own university. If you want to change the environment, you can consider the recommendations on the second floor
I think it’s best to take the exam at our own school – there are advantages! !
Applying to our own university is of course the most convenient; you can also apply to the East China University of Petroleum, or even to the Beijing University of Petroleum. Mentors are indeed important, not only in terms of research projects; theoretically and in terms of thinking patterns, they can provide assistance. Moreover, they can introduce you to certain networks of contacts. That’s enough on this topic – going any further would be excessive
It’s better for postgraduate students in chemical engineering to go abroad… :lol
The graduate program in chemical engineering at Tianjin University is excellent