Could you please tell me how to choose?
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My younger brother is studying for graduate school in a 985 school, majoring in polymers. Because it is unreasonable and has little practical significance, he can only post a few SCI articles to defraud money. I didn’t want to continue doing it, so my boss asked me to reblog it, but I didn’t agree. There are two ways now. One is to be recommended by the boss after graduation. * * Or study for a Ph.D. in Singapore, majoring in polymers. I also plan to change my major by taking a Ph.D., chemical engineering and technology, and go to Tianda, Tsinghua and other domestic schools. Please compare which one is better? PS, I don’t know if I can pass the second one.
There is a specialization in the art industry, so why give up halfway! ! !
I don’t want to give up halfway, polymers and chemical engineering are quite close. Yes or no * Accustomed to this kind of atmosphere in school, although high-profile students can earn tens of millions of dollars every year, * * Funding is paid through some articles.
* * It's good to study for a Ph.D. in Singapore. It's better to apply for a Ph.D. in the United States or Germany. After all, I already have a master's degree, so it's not easy to change my major.
If you can go out to study for a Ph.D., it would be good, and there should be a lot of scholarships. But in the future, you will basically follow the path of scientific research.
Haha, I just wanted to change my major after seeing through the so-called "scientific research". I have always preferred chemical engineering. I also took a lot of basic courses in chemical engineering as an undergraduate, so I don’t think there’s much difference between a master’s degree in chemical engineering.
Why don’t you work after graduation? Famous universities are very good
Personally, I feel it’s best not to change majors!
It seems that the poster wants to engage in real scientific research and study abroad.* study * Yeah, it should be of great help
According to the current expansion of Ph.D. enrollment, it will take at least four years to study for a Ph.D. abroad. After four years, you can only teach in a very ordinary institution when you come back. Our school now* * I don’t want any PhD students coming back from the Polytechnic University, only postdocs ； I feel that my future will be brighter if I study for a Ph.D. in a domestic school and then do a postdoc abroad.
Isn’t it good to major in polymers? It’s easy to find a job. I suggest you continue studying for a Ph.D. and stay in this major!