Seeking help for the postgraduate entrance exam
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Dear friends, I majored in chemical engineering and now want to switch to electrical automation. I was wondering if anyone here could tell me which research institutions or universities offer programs in chemical engineering with a focus on automated control. It seems that pursuing a master’s degree is the way forward. I hope to have the chance to start over in a good industry. Ugh
Basically, they all have them; it’s just a matter of popularity. When preparing for the postgraduate entrance exam, it’s very important to have a renowned supervisor!
Go and work for a while first, and then you’ll realize what you’re good at
Aren’t chemical engineering and chemical technology great?
{:3_62:} Working in process engineering offers better financial prospects than electrical automation
It’s difficult to switch from learning craftsmanship to electrical work; the landlord should be cautious!
Those who study craftsmanship want to switch to automation? It’s basically impossible. The chemical processes involved can be mastered with just a few books studied in our automation major. If you want to switch to automation, advanced mathematics will be a real hassle, not to mention control theory and computer technology!
Do you have to switch to automation to study chemical engineering processes? ? ? Don’t waste your financial opportunities. . . . It’s better to pursue a postgraduate degree in your own field of study; Beijing University of Petroleum and Beijing University of Chemical Technology are both good choices, with excellent career prospects as well.
Yeah, one can pursue a double degree. The University of Petroleum is great!
My friends’ lab is hiring people in chemical engineering. However, they were still recruited from the chemical engineering major, to work in the system simulation laboratory on safety assessment tasks.