I am a university student majoring in chemical engineering. I have a question regarding postgraduate entrance exams!
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I’m a junior this year and planning to take the postgraduate entrance exam in 2010, but I haven’t decided on which program to pursue yet. I would like to ask those among you who are already working: in which places do graduates have a good reputation and favorable job prospects after completing their postgraduate studies? Also, in which places do many graduates end up working in sales? By the way, I completed my undergraduate studies at Beijing University of Chemical Technology! Thank you!
It seems the poster posted in the wrong forum; go ask on the workplace discussion board
Tsinghua and Tianjin University in the north, as well as East China University and South China University in the south, are all excellent institutions; when it comes to postgraduate studies, the specific major also plays a role.
I recommend Tianjin University; I personally think it’s quite good
If you want to attend an institution with a good reputation and excellent benefits, go to the Chinese Academy of Sciences – you can study there for free without having to worry about finding a job in the future. For universities, there are Tsinghua University, Tianjin University, and East China University of Science and Technology. If you want to work in sales, there’s no need to get a master’s degree – think about why you would pursue one! Maybe this will be useful to you! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-528727-1-1.html
First, think carefully about why you want to pursue a master’s degree. If you do decide to do so, consider Tsinghua University and East China University of Science and Technology. While studying is important, it’s also crucial to experience things in a different environment!
1# In the warm spring weather of FR, the chemical engineering program at Tianjin University is the best
Hehe, for the postgraduate entrance exam, the university has to be better than your current undergraduate institution at least
That’s about pursuing a master’s degree. . Just hang around casually. . I didn’t want to get involved, but I had no choice. .