@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy it is useless to compare salaries because salaries depend upon the expenditure like rent,grocery,food and price of things .so where salaries are low in dollars there also the expenses are low .some countries like Germany charge high income tax and in USA living expenses are high depending upon the states like in California it's high in rent .Texas is less in rent with low tax .in India the monthly living expenses for a single person is 200-250 usdollars to live in a good way .so earning 500 us dollar I'm India is good .you just can't compare countries with salary.you should make a video of how much chemical engineer can save in different countries living a same lifestyle them it would make a little bit sense.
In India , the highest pay for a chemical engineer is 8007$ (us dollars) and the highest pay after getting enough experience and promotions is 76,258$ . But here a lot of things are much cheap which are necessary for day to day activities except the electronic appliances . I m a sophomore and I would try my best to migrate to some other country .
And yess , I am talking about an oil and gas industry which is called OIL AND GAS CORPORATION OF INDIA . It is the best indian chem engineers dream to get a job in it .
Do you think the oil and gas (Petroleum) industry is in the downfall ? If it is then the things are going to be very stressful for people like me who want to work in this industry and want a decent pay as well . What's you take on it ?
Not really a downfall, but a chaotic one, and will keep being a chaotic one as oil & gas is still important, yet, other industries are coming to substitute many applications (slowly)... I would still go for O&G, as it is a backbone, worst case scenario you just change industries with a great CV
For the analysis of international salaries, wouldn't you need to factor in the cost of living where you live? Like $500/month USD might get you a lot further in India than it would get you in the US.
Sure thing! But those are just raw numbers, of course you gotta consider lifestyle, health care, education, transportation, expenses such as education loans, etc... Its kinda hard to state a unique salary
I'm from south Africa. I'm doing my third year in chem Eng. I really want to work and leave in USA. Can you give me a brief direction on how I can achieve this.
I will definitively try to study the master in the country you want to work unless you are aiming for USA/UK which have a good reputation most importantly in the final country you want to end up.
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy ı heard usa and Germany are the best ones but ım not sure ,germany has many free opportunities so im closed to there but UK / usa both of them are good but really expensive my priority is whether ı can survive while in master if ı have enough money ı will choose usa or UK probably
I still see 50 years on petrochem, specially as new technologies are required to counterbalance the heavy taxing on the industry, but sure! I will recommend any other engineering so you have an open panorama :)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy I'm currently a high school senior thinking of going into chemical engineering. Do you recommend it? Or should I do aerospace engineering? Which one has a greater future job prospect?
@@호떡집 It depends on lots of things, specially if you are willing to change from industry, the main problem I see with niche engineerings, such as Aerospace, is that you will typically stick to it... Either design, operation, manufacture, logistics, comercial, marketing all will be attached to Aerospace industry, if you are willing to relocate, this is no problem, I know there is plenty fo aerospace industry. In the other hand, ChemE is much broader so you can always change of type of industry... Still, if you are a great fan of Aerospace, I will go for it :)
I'm studying chemical engineering what's your opinion about this because I wanna know about the job opportunities ...... Is it good or not ??? And you got a subscriber as well 😇 Please reply
Hey you are from USA so which city do you think have more job opportunities so we chemical engineers planning to come can choose their University in that local.
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thanks man it is kind of what i was looking for.you have helped a really confused students i hope you fortune in life.THANKS👍😀
Only focuses in that is hard... you need to choose your favorite area, there are many degrees which will cover "advanced heat transfer" or "mass transfer & separation processes" as well as "adv. chemical reactions" that will help, but as far sa I know, most masters will try to be "broad" as well
@@elizabethmacaranas770 1 to 10 its not accurate its a very difficult major. So a 8 but compared to other engineering its difficult but not that much 6
I liked this video. I am thinking about the alternative to study in Europe a doctor degree or a diploma in Canada. I am chemical engineer and I would like to choose a destiny to develop my career
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy which country is the best for chemical engineering from every aspects ( life standarts,working permission...) in your opinion ım thinking usa ,germany ,ireland,canada which one ?
I don't know much about both countries relating to the unversities... If I had to guess, I'll choose China, but please don't trust me in this one, better get informed on both, university, academic and professional life
I am from Brazil and I can say that, comparing ChemicalE with other professions, we can say that it is a well paid field. Average salary of R$ 8,670.00, which, considering the country's inflation, is enough for an alone man to live very well.
@@rodrigosev piden tener experiencia en casi todos los trabajos y en los que no, vas a estar entre cientos de candidatos, con suerte aspiras a que logren ver tu CV y te llamen para más filtros.
Chemical engineers having 10 years of experience in India generally earns average around dollar 1200 to 1800 pm in O &G/ petroleum
I see, its similar to Mexico, and of course much lower as any other developed country such as USA, European, Japan, etc...
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy it is useless to compare salaries because salaries depend upon the expenditure like rent,grocery,food and price of things .so where salaries are low in dollars there also the expenses are low .some countries like Germany charge high income tax and in USA living expenses are high depending upon the states like in California it's high in rent .Texas is less in rent with low tax .in India the monthly living expenses for a single person is 200-250 usdollars to live in a good way .so earning 500 us dollar I'm India is good .you just can't compare countries with salary.you should make a video of how much chemical engineer can save in different countries living a same lifestyle them it would make a little bit sense.
In India , the highest pay for a chemical engineer is 8007$ (us dollars) and the highest pay after getting enough experience and promotions is 76,258$ . But here a lot of things are much cheap which are necessary for day to day activities except the electronic appliances .
I m a sophomore and I would try my best to migrate to some other country .
And yess , I am talking about an oil and gas industry which is called OIL AND GAS CORPORATION OF INDIA . It is the best indian chem engineers dream to get a job in it .
Do you think the oil and gas (Petroleum) industry is in the downfall ? If it is then the things are going to be very stressful for people like me who want to work in this industry and want a decent pay as well . What's you take on it ?
Not really a downfall, but a chaotic one, and will keep being a chaotic one as oil & gas is still important, yet, other industries are coming to substitute many applications (slowly)... I would still go for O&G, as it is a backbone, worst case scenario you just change industries with a great CV
For the analysis of international salaries, wouldn't you need to factor in the cost of living where you live?
Like $500/month USD might get you a lot further in India than it would get you in the US.
Sure thing! But those are just raw numbers, of course you gotta consider lifestyle, health care, education, transportation, expenses such as education loans, etc... Its kinda hard to state a unique salary
For Saudi Arabia , entry level get $6K per month in petrochemical companies
im from Mexico Huge difference
Are u chemical engineer?
yes it is
I'm from south Africa. I'm doing my third year in chem Eng. I really want to work and leave in USA. Can you give me a brief direction on how I can achieve this.
Study a Master Degree in the US, and apply to internships there... If no luck, then search for a job
What are the prospects of chemical engineer in UK?I was planning my masters from scotland
Would say that overall "ok", The UK has lots of industry but will be likely open to move to Europe or even USA
which country do you suggest to master and work ? could you explain by giving reasons ? ım confused germany ,usa and france ( THANKS ALREADY )
I will definitively try to study the master in the country you want to work unless you are aiming for USA/UK which have a good reputation most importantly in the final country you want to end up.
Germany, USA, France all are very different, so I will recommend you to select by the lifestyle you want to have rather than the country itself
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy ı heard usa and Germany are the best ones but ım not sure ,germany has many free opportunities so im closed to there but UK / usa both of them are good but really expensive my priority is whether ı can survive while in master if ı have enough money ı will choose usa or UK probably
Is there any chance to come in US after taking masters in UK?
for sure, specially if it is a MSc degree
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy I joined for Msc (taught) Advanced Chemical Engg . Which is good- taught or research?
Good analysis!
Thanks!
what about Saudi Aramco one of the biggest petroleum refinery companies in the world
Yeah! But I didnt have that data atm
Chemical Engineering Guy could u get the data?
Hello sir , any details about petrochemical engineering .
Bijoy George that’s career is dying, search it up there is no future in petrochemical engineering. Just go into Chem engineering
I still see 50 years on petrochem, specially as new technologies are required to counterbalance the heavy taxing on the industry, but sure! I will recommend any other engineering so you have an open panorama :)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy I'm currently a high school senior thinking of going into chemical engineering. Do you recommend it? Or should I do aerospace engineering? Which one has a greater future job prospect?
@@호떡집 It depends on lots of things, specially if you are willing to change from industry, the main problem I see with niche engineerings, such as Aerospace, is that you will typically stick to it... Either design, operation, manufacture, logistics, comercial, marketing all will be attached to Aerospace industry, if you are willing to relocate, this is no problem, I know there is plenty fo aerospace industry. In the other hand, ChemE is much broader so you can always change of type of industry... Still, if you are a great fan of Aerospace, I will go for it :)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank youu!!
I'm studying chemical engineering what's your opinion about this because I wanna know about the job opportunities ...... Is it good or not ???
And you got a subscriber as well 😇
Please reply
Most salaries are great at senior level. The entry level might not be great, but definitive one of the highest on the market I will say
And which do you think pays better after masters in chemical engineering USA or Germany.
USA overall I will say... In Germany you get taxed heavier
Hey you are from USA so which city do you think have more job opportunities so we chemical engineers planning to come can choose their University in that local.
Im from Mexico... But definitively try Texas as first option, Houston has plenty of job offerings
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thanks man it is kind of what i was looking for.you have helped a really confused students i hope you fortune in life.THANKS👍😀
Thanks man.
Thank YOU
Suggest me master degree in chemical engineering specialisation which mainly focus in design sector. Thanks you
Only focuses in that is hard... you need to choose your favorite area, there are many degrees which will cover "advanced heat transfer" or "mass transfer & separation processes" as well as "adv. chemical reactions" that will help, but as far sa I know, most masters will try to be "broad" as well
Can I have a question?
yeah, usually we have plenty of them :)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy how difficult of being a chemical engineering? 1 to 10 , what is the answer?
@@elizabethmacaranas770 1 to 10 its not accurate its a very difficult major. So a 8 but compared to other engineering its difficult but not that much 6
@@elizabethmacaranas770 Thats a very arbitrary scale. Are you a school student?
I liked this video. I am thinking about the alternative to study in Europe a doctor degree or a diploma in Canada. I am chemical engineer and I would like to choose a destiny to develop my career
Yeah, selecting a country/university to study a master degree will definetively help you to change your destiny =)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy which country is the best for chemical engineering from every aspects ( life standarts,working permission...) in your opinion ım thinking usa ,germany ,ireland,canada which one ?
Hey man I have a question ❓
sure, shoot
sir i want suggestion i want to study chemical engineering which country do you prefer Russia or China ?
I don't know much about both countries relating to the unversities... If I had to guess, I'll choose China, but please don't trust me in this one, better get informed on both, university, academic and professional life
Diploma in chemical engineering scop
Please answer sir
sure, what do you need?
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy kya sir
Sir, diploma chemical engineer salary in Canada & qualification in Canada.
I am from Brazil and I can say that, comparing ChemicalE with other professions, we can say that it is a well paid field. Average salary of R$ 8,670.00, which, considering the country's inflation, is enough for an alone man to live very well.
That's great, way better than Mexico.
We also have a lot of underemployment though. You shouldn’t go into it for the money.
Is impossible get a Chemical Engineering job in Mexico...
good luck!
Por qué?
@@rodrigosev piden tener experiencia en casi todos los trabajos y en los que no, vas a estar entre cientos de candidatos, con suerte aspiras a que logren ver tu CV y te llamen para más filtros.
Hi sir am from India
Influence in your company
Hello there!