How about pursuing a master’s degree in chemical engineering machinery?
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What happens to postgraduate students in chemical engineering machinery after graduation? Are there any differences in their career prospects between male and female graduates in this field?
Pursuing a master’s degree in chemical engineering machinery isn’t the best option; one could consider chemical engineering or mechanical and electrical engineering instead. . . It has to be a prestigious university, of course.
It’s a good idea to pursue a master’s degree in chemical engineering machinery; I myself graduated with a degree in this field. Master’s programs in chemical engineering machinery at petroleum universities are very popular, and one can earn 200,000 yuan per year working at CNOOC, with good benefits as well. There are too many options related to chemical engineering though.
Personally, I feel that a master’s degree is the minimum requirement in terms of educational background, so I really want to pursue postgraduate studies； I also thought that I had already been working for five years, and it might not be appropriate to spend another three years pursuing a master’s degree; I was confused
Reply to 3# xchzhi2010: Do you work on offshore platforms? Is it easy for female graduate students in mechanical engineering to find employment? Can I go to companies like CNOOC?
Reply to 3# xchzhi2010: Can you earn 200,000 yuan per year at CNOOC? Well, if I go to SEI, Chengda, LPEC, I’m not sure how much I can earn there. Are you exaggerating?
Great, the employment prospects are much better than in the chemical industry, hehe
Can using a chemical machine to remove seawater oil earn 200,000? I’m not sure how people find out about this, but unless you go overseas, the salary on land is around 50,000 to 60,000. It’s good to go to SEI, but it’s difficult for ordinary people to get there. Chengda and LPEC are also good options, but those who work at chemical-related companies may not receive high salaries; especially at Chengda, where the conditions in the equipment rooms aren’t considered very good (this applies to those who start working right after graduation, within 3 years). The salary conditions at those design institutes under the former Ministry of Chemical Industry were similar; more work meant more earnings. Relatively speaking, those in the chemical industry still earn more than those in the nuclear power sector. Girls majoring in chemical engineering face significant restrictions when looking for jobs, but it is definitely possible for them to find work. The above is for reference only