Choosing Chemical Engineering As A Professional Career

Chemical Engineering: Student life & Professional Life

Last updated 2022-01-10 | 4.4

- Understand the Basics on Chemical Engineering
- Get to know the Curriculum of a Chemical Engineer
- Areas in which a Chemical Engineer can work

What you'll learn

Understand the Basics on Chemical Engineering

Get to know the Curriculum of a Chemical Engineer

Areas in which a Chemical Engineer can work

Professional outlook for the ChemE

* Requirements

* High School
* Passion for solving problems

Description

Ever wonder about Engineering? Or more specifically, about Chemical Engineering?

We will guide you through all the required information in order to let you know if Chemical Engineering is for you! We start from simple stuff such as the required education, what you will learn, student life, and what you will actually need for your professional life.

What is Engineering and Chemical Engineering?
What is the structure of the ChemE Study Curriculum?
How can you get the most of your ChemE student life
Where can a Chemical Engineer work and which type of
Average salaries around the world for recent ChemE grads and Senior level
Applying for Academic Institutions for a Bachelor/Master and Exchange Programs
Applying for a Job posting
Real life examples of Chemical Engineers working!

After this course you will definitively be sure if you want to become a Chemical Engineer or not! Money back guarantee!

About your instructor:

I majored in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Industrial Engineering back in 2012.

Academic:

International Baccalaureate Program
Mexico 2011 Chemistry Olympiad Squad - 3rd Place
ITESM - Major in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Industrial Engineering 2012.
Toastmaster Member since 2014, President 2017-2018

Profesional

Basic/Design Engineer - Petrochemical Plant - Isopentane/Cyclopentane. Koln, Germany
Process Engineer - Fine Automotive Yarns. Monterrey, Mexico
Process Engineer - Industrial Yarn. Monterrey, Mexico
Online Tutor Chemical Engineering + Chemsitry