My graduate major was Materials Science and Engineering; I currently work in chemical process design. What is the specialty for which I can obtain an intermediate professional title?
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My graduate major was Materials Science and Engineering, and I currently work in chemical process design. What is the specialty for which I can obtain an intermediate professional title? Thank you!
Chemical engineering and materials, or architecture and design – you can find out by searching on Baidu
When I gave the evaluation, it was based only on your major at university, not on the industry you work in.
I’m in Hunan, and the only fields that are somewhat related to what I’m interested in are as follows: 12. Chemical Engineering, Organic Chemical Engineering – any type of engineering-related field; Inorganic Chemical Engineering, Electrochemical Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Petrochemistry, Fine Chemical Engineering, Chemical Measurement, Chemical Analysis. 13. Light Industry and Food Engineering, Industrial Fermentation, Pulp and Paper Production, Ceramic Technology. 14. Building Materials, Cement Production, Glass Manufacturing, Architectural Ceramics, Metal Materials, Building Materials and Equipment. Which of these do you think is more relevant?
One of us who studies materials science is working in the field of equipment; it seems that for some specialties, whether to focus on equipment or on processes isn’t fixed – what matters is what topic you write your papers on
The specialty for evaluating intermediate professional titles is chemical engineering
What specialized field in chemical engineering have you chosen?