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This post was last edited by swwsdwf on 2009-10-13 at 12:09. I am a graduate from a junior college in 1996 and currently work in chemical engineering; Those who wish to pursue further studies have no one to turn to for help ; There are very few opportunities available now for former engineering bachelor’s graduates, let alone those with a master’s degree in engineering ; Online education is all just a formality; I want to learn something real. Hello, I would like to ask what should I do
One can apply for master’s degree candidates through the **national unified examination. 1. Have at least two years of work experience after graduating from a specialized program ; 2. Publish one academic paper in a publication at the provincial level or above ; Passed CET-4 in English. One can apply with an equivalent academic qualification. Among them, schools 2 and 3 have different requirements; furthermore, some schools require candidates with an equivalent educational level to take two additional professional courses during the re-examination. For specific details, the poster can check the admission brochure of the school they wish to apply to.
With such a long working experience, LZ can apply with an equivalent educational background, though there are many additional requirements. Currently, many prestigious universities require proficiency in the CET-6 exam. Wishes of success! Bless
If you are interested in a particular school, you can also call its graduate school to ask
First of all, thanks to all the fellow netizens up above for their support. However, I’m not aware that the institution in question recruits students in chemical engineering; it mainly takes in those majoring in MBA, computer science, foreign languages, mechanical and electrical engineering, and automatic control
It’s clear that the requirements for English are quite high!
Those who have graduated from a vocational college and have at least two years of work experience can apply