Confused chemical industry newbie seeking help! ! !

@leileienn @WatcherStar come and clean up the mess

Study hard*, it will be useful in the future when you start working**! My company hired a doctor the year before last to work on research and development, with an annual salary of 300,000. Coming here also counts as talent recruitment; the local authorities also provide a subsidy of 300,000! After all, the chemical industry is a key sector for the nation, with broad prospects for development. This includes environmental protection, of which the handling of waste materials is of primary importance. I think it’s a good thing to be able to learn * Don’t get lost in confusion; study hard. Choose a specific technique and study it thoroughly; who knows, you might achieve great things in a company by using it!

I’ve cleaned the floor. What do you mean by “cleaning the floor”? You changed your signature! :victory:

There’s no need to feel confused – even after starting graduate studies, you’ll still have to attend classes, and the requirements are even higher than those in undergraduate studies. Make sure to attend your classes properly and earn the required credits; good grades will enable you to receive scholarships. While attending classes, you can also spend time in the laboratory, helping out senior students. This not only helps you get to know them better but also allows you to learn a lot. If your supervisor is satisfied with you, they may assign you research tasks right from the first year of graduate studies, so that you can publish articles as soon as possible. Many people manage to publish their articles already in their first year of graduate studies. This is the first year. By the second year, there are specific research tasks to carry out; these may involve assisting the supervisor or senior students, or they could be independent tasks. In any case, one progresses from simple tasks to more complex ones, develops their own ideas, publishes more articles, and asks the supervisor more questions. Supervisors appreciate students who are eager to ask questions. Generally, the research project for a major thesis begins in the second half of the second year, though sometimes it starts in the first half. It’s important to start early and prepare well, as the thesis is the most crucial aspect of graduate studies. If done well, one can finish earlier; if not, well, as the saying goes, you have to pay the price for your actions, and the discomfort that comes with that is something better left unmentioned. In the third year, one becomes the senior in the laboratory – guiding junior students in research, continuing to publish papers, and assisting the supervisor. The most important task for them is to write high-quality research papers; of course, they also need to look for a job. The graduation thesis is very important. Don’t think that there’s plenty of time, so you can wait to start working on it; by the time it’s due, you might not even know how to begin, and will have to rush through it. Therefore, start preparing early, finish it early, and be free sooner to look forward to graduating. If you’ve found a job and finished your thesis, the third year of graduate school can be quite pleasant. Confucius said, “Is it not delightful to learn and put what one has learned into practice from time to time?” ”Pursuing a master’s degree gives one the opportunity to organize one’s past knowledge and apply it in practice. Although there seems to be plenty of time, failing to make use of it is a waste of time. Keep it up, junior! !

Learning* is also a pleasure; with a stepping stone in hand, there are more choices available~~~

The requirements for graduate programs at East China University of Science and Technology are quite high, especially regarding exams; you’ll understand this once you go there

As a postgraduate in chemical engineering at East China University of Science and Technology, one must earn enough credits in the first year; otherwise, there is a risk of failing courses. Personally, I think one should not be too pragmatic when pursuing a master’s degree; one shouldn’t start thinking about finding a job right from the beginning of studies. Achieving tangible results through hard work will be a very valuable experience.

By pursuing a master’s degree, one reaches a much higher level of expertise compared to when studying at the undergraduate level. If one is interested in pursuing research, it’s worth looking into the programs in chemical engineering offered by Ivy League universities; aiming to study there for a doctorate could be a good option, followed by working at some of the top petroleum and chemical companies.

A degree these days is merely a good stepping stone; since there’s such a platform available to help one obtain it, make good use of it. Moreover, **greater emphasis is being placed on environmental protection, and the prospects for it will become even better in the future.