Which is the best major in chemical engineering?
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Which is the best major in chemical engineering? Let’s discuss chemical engineering, chemical processing technologies, as well as the currently popular coal chemical co-production systems, and also polymers and fine chemicals, among others
Chemical processes, they’re relatively easy to improve
Polymers and similar fields are definitely not very good; it’s difficult to find a job there, and the working environment isn’t great either. Chemical engineering and chemical technology are both good choices. It might be better for boys to pursue engineering, but of course it also depends on which school and which major is the strongest there. I would recommend schools with distinctive programs, such as the marine-related majors at Ocean University of China or the petroleum-related majors at China University of Petroleum. It’s easier to find a job if one can specialize in chemical engineering machinery; however, future career prospects might not be as good as those in fields like process engineering. On the other hand, working in a design institute gives certain advantages.
Engineering and process-related jobs are easy to find; you just need to obtain a certification as a registered chemical engineer, and then you can work in an air-conditioned environment drawing diagrams.