Best Master Degrees for Chemical Engineers - 2024 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
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Ever wonder about the best master degree for chemical engineer? Do you want to learn more about the Master Degree Courses available? This is a list containing the most common & relevant master degrees for young chemical and process engineers.
Please let us know in the comments if you already studied one Master Degree! We want to hear from you!
⌚Timestamps:
00:00 Start
00:34 Introduction
03:19 SECTION 1
03:27 Adv. ChemEng
04:47 BioTechnology
05:54 MSc in Chemistry
06:36 Material Sciences
07:17 Process Control
08:06 Environmental & Sustainability
08:40 Oil & Gas Degrees
09:20 SECTION 2
09:34 Computer Sciences
10:15 Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence
11:46 Data Science & Big Data
13:00 Industrial Engineering, Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing
13:36 Statistics & Quality
14:44 SECTION 3
15:03 MBA - Master in Business Administration
16:39 Finance
17:13 Marketing
18:18 Education & Pedagogy
18:59 Closure
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Thank you for such informative video! It would be nice if you can make another video about the MBA for chemical engineers
Actually, that is a great idea! I am working on it... I have some interviews on my podcast with MBA graduates! You can get a better grasp of their lives and whether or not they consider the MBA worth it
Love the new video formats 👏
Thanks XD, Im glad you do! More is coming!
thx, good overview. Very useful!
=)
I'm may be the most insane of all haha. I studied the BSc. Chemistry and BSc. Chemical Engineering , I did both because I couldn't decide which one was better for me haha no regrets. Last year I graduated from MSc. Biotechnology in which I studied bioreactor engineering, biosepration engineering, modeling of biological systems, I did my research in transport phenomena of proteins in an ion exchange chromatographic column. Now I'm about to start my PhD in Chemical Engineering, I will be working in a project related to synthesis, optimization, control and intensification of processes and bioprocesses. Very nice video Manuel! keep on going with this kind of content! :)
Wow... congrats in the intensity! It will be great to have you in the Podcast for an interview... share your story and more importantly, about the PhD in Chem E!
Hello Luis, I've got a question: I'm currently taking a bachelor degree in Pure Chemistry but I'm afraid I'm not going to enjoy my future work as a chemist, so I was wondering If I would be able to complete my studies with a major degree in chemE.
I'm from Italy, here a bachelor degree is usually 3 years long and a major is 2 more years.
Last question, would I be considered as equal as a chemical engineer who took the common 3+2 chemE studies? Do workplace look forward that? Thanks in advance for any answer
@@tchem Hello!, regarding your first question, I recommend you to talk with the department coordinator. They may require you to take some extra courses related to transport phenomena, reactors and unit operations. Nowadays is very common to see Chemists doing majors in ChemE and vice versa. If you are crazy enough (as I do) you could study both bachelors (at the same time may be) and then study the major in whichever you liked the most, consider that this option requieres more time and money to spend. Regarding your last question, I have seen that most of companies do not care to much about your curricula, they are more interested in your expertise.
@@luisdominguezproblemasdein8072 Indeed, expertise is way more important, and if you are new, they will fit you into either chemistry or engineering jobs
@Luis Gil @Chemical Engineering Guy thank you both for your answers.
Studying both bachelors would be great, if only I had enough money...so I'm probably gonna ask the department coordinator about any extra course I'd have to take.
By the way, I had no clue that chemist and chemE taking each others major was actually a thing, that gives me so much joy and determination 💪🏻
Great video! As an 34 years old chemical engineer - guy, I could suggest that achieving a master degree totally worth it only if it's related of the field you're working on. For example, in my case, I work for an environmental consultant so I'm doing a post graduate studies (which isn't a master obviously) in environmental law and I'm thinking to go into post graduate studies but in natural resources law.
As you can see, as chemical engineers we can go for almost whatever field of study you are interested and not necessarily being 100% related to chemical engineering or engineering it all, but as I said depends of the work field you would like to go (or field that you are able to find a good job, essentially)
That's the great thing. ChemEngs are pretty versatile :)
Mai ask what's salary ranges in yoir field?
I'm mexican, so this kind of video improves my english while I learn some interesting things about my degree.
I like your video!!! Good job!!
Con gusto, siempre un placer!
I'm pursuing my bachelor's in SCTLM. And I feel this video was still helpful regards to pursuing a master's degree in the near future. Great information, I'm subscribing.👍
you're welcome to the channel! Im glad the video helped you get a better idea of the trends!
Very knowledgeable video. Great work ❤️
Thanks for your comment!
Great video! I am considering going into management since my work ethic doesnt really match that of an engineer, and I have great communication and problem solving skills.
Cool, go for it... its great communications + problem solving skills are deff valued in the industry
Very informative video. I'm taking data science, machine learning, and Artificial intelligence career path.
Sounds great, to be honest, back in my days that was not a "big thing".... I'm curious about the applications and see if it would be a good fit for me (back then) XD... Let us know if you persue it!
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy Most businesses are into digital transformation. And this is really a very promising niche :)
Very informative video 🔥
Thanks!
This is best guide for chemeng students who r right now in prefinal year...
yeah! I would have love to see all these degrees in a single video, at least as a starter point
I am a chemical engineer but currently takes up a masters degree on mechanical engineering major in thermofluidic engineering. The macro aspect of ME serves a great compliment on our undergraduate training.
Correct, especially if you are into machines and equipment! Where are you studying?
Great video! And helpful too. Sir, I am completing my undergrad in ChemE this year and am interested in equipment and process design. What do you suggest? Gather experience or higher studies.
Hi there, congrats in your next graduation! To be honest, Its kinda hard to actually land jobs on design... so I will try to focus on getting a process engineering role first, its quite easier and it will have some design and operations.... Then you can try to shift towards design... That will be one way to do it, other one, will be applying to an internship (as shitty as payment may be) but directly related into design
I'm from Jamaica and I have a BEng in Industrial Systems Engineering but I am fascinated by Energy. My dream is to study in Canada but I am wondering if a pathway to engineering can be found through MEng in Chemical Engineering. I am interested in getting into Green energy via biofuels or renewable energy sources but any degree that I want to do has to be MEng and not MSc. Any advice?
What's your take on a second masters degree? I'm doing a master's degree in chemEng. But I'm finding myself interested in ML/AI .. is it a good thing to do a second master's degree?
(Thanks for the video)
I think masters are now almost a requisite... I will encourage most ppl to eventually persue it if possible.. I know life happens and it can be hard to keep studying due to $,Time, convenience, life choices... but, if you can do it, do it as it will help you to advance in your career. Regarding ML and AI, it is a MUST as we ChemE do not have anything on that, it will be pretty hard to land a job on that and if so, you will need to study by your own hehe XD... On the 2nd degree... as stated before, if you have time, and are willing to do it, its no harm, but if you are losing time on your career, I will recommend you to keep working rather than the 2nd degree... In the end, its all about personal choices
Cool vedio
Thanks!
Great video. I have 5 years experience in oil and gas mainly in the downstream sector. Operation and maintenance of natural gas plant( PRMS )
Starting my master degree in petroleum and gas engineering this year. Pls any advice?
Wow, congrats on that! My best advice is to ignore all ppl saying that O&G is dead and there is no opportunity or future...
What do you think is more relevant , a masters in water treatment or machine learning in chemical engineering?
These are the 2 topics Im undecided about.
Thanks!
Well, its not about relevancy... I would go for that one that you like the most... In the future, water treatment will be strong (it is already) since water is becoming more valuable... Machine Learning is a new field that might get dominated by Computer Scientist or so, being a ChemE can be either an advantage or disadvantage :)
Good video, is nanotechnology also related to chemical engineering?
Definitively... Especially when producing them in mass =)
Nice video.I want to make a clarification here.Do you think going for Energy System Engineering after B.sc in chemical Engineering is an option ?
And also ,will you advice going for graduate program first or working in industry before embarking on the graduate school journey ?
Thanks
I have a video on going for a master vs going to the industry, chekc it out... Regarding the graduate degree go for it if you are sure you want to focus on that area
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy ok.Thanks
What do you know about chemical engineering master's degrees that go to the metallurgy field.
good video.
Sounds great, especially if you are already on the field, or looking to get into it... The main advantage will be the knowledge in chemicals... I have some friend on those fields, but end up doing "generic" engineering work such as manufacturing, production... Don't get that much into the actual material science or metallurgy part
What do you think of doing masters in supply chain and logistics management after bachelors in chemical engineering?You slightly talked about it when you talked about lean and sigma manufacturing , but i would want to get a deeper insight!Thanks!
For sure, its great, it is very applicable and valued in the industry. Are you into it? or just because you know its a valuable field?
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy unfortunately I grew to hate the technical side of chemical engineering ( However,I still love how we change raw materials into usable products),and on the contrary, I started to appreciate the business side of it (before ,during(manufacturing is also part of the supply chain) and after manufacturing).Managing and optimizing this supply chain seemed to align with my interests. Thanks for constantly engaging with us ,your audience!
I see... there's a lot of material to be explored in the "business" side of ChemE
Thank you very much man👍🏼
I have a question for you.If you respond,I will be thankfull to you
I am senior chemical engineering student,and I have a keen interest of data science.I would like to do a master degree in abroad related to data science.Is it possible to get a schoolarahip with chemical engineering background? I have been searching for such a master program for 2 weeks,yet still can not find any master program that is able to grant students with chemical engineering bachelor degree.That is why I dont know what to do.
If I know that it is not possible to get a schoolarship for this transformation exactly,in this case I will apply for chemical engineering master degree.
Is there anyone else encountered this problem?
Hey , So I want to go for master and I’m stuck between choosing MBA and marketing and I’m also considering material sciences and biotech
I don’t know which to choose because I love all
Thank you for this video. I am planning to do Masters in Process system engineering where I want to learn optimization techniques and data analytics. What are your thoughts on the same?
Sounds great, especially because nowadays there is a LOT of info out there, pending to be analyzed. Unfortunately, there are lots of people in the industry still using excel and pivot tables to make analysis.
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you for replying :)
Hello
I am interested as well.Have you found any master programs that can grant schoolarship?
informative
thanks my friend!
Can you please make part 2?
I will! What would like to see on it? I was thinking in focusing more into technical masters degrees... Or the same degrees I showed you, but a quick overview on the subjects you will take
Hi there I absolutely love your videos! I'm doing my BSc in chemE and I want to move to Canada right after and the sensible route would be getting my masters there.I wanted to do a masters in ChemE but everyone says it'll be difficult finding a job after because I would be overqualified for all entry level positions and it'll be almost impossible as I'll be an international student with little to no work exp. because even the Canadians themselves can't find chemE jobs these days.Since my main priority is better job opportunities people are advising I do a masters in data science instead,but I don't know what I'm getting myself into.And how is the job market for data scientists with a bachelor's in ChemE or my background wouldn't matter and I'll be doing generic data science work??What do you advise please?
Not quite sure on the "overqualified" aspect of a master degre... As stated, the MSc will be the door to Canada, so I would definetively go for that option if I have no other way to go to Canada... don't care about what they say about jobs, its always easier to find a job as a master thesis/internship working on projects than as a recent grad.... My opinion, go for it if you really want it
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy Okay I will thank you!
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy so in case I want to go for the MSDS, I'm in my third year, should I be looking for internships in ChE or data science and programming related?Which would be beneficial in my application for the masters program and/or employment after it?
Hi I hope you can answer my qn. I graduated in Chemical engineering but was employed in IT field. I want to return Chemical engineering. What sort of advice can you give? Would studying an Msc help? I like semiconductor research
Yeah, MSc always help, but I would also recommend to apply to ChemE jobs while you are working =)
Hey what's up Chem Eng guy, what's your opinion on a masters degree on nanotechnology following a bachelor in Chem Eng.
Sounds cool... good thing on masters is that it adds a special field in which you could focus, but if you fail to do so, you can always go back to basics (ChemE)
All of this, which master program is best to do after a bachelor degree in chemical engineering?
Kindly suggest me, thanks.
Depends a lot on what you want... if you are into technical roles, then go for Master in Engineering, Environmental, Chemical Eng. Etc... if you are more into teaching, definietively go for Chemical Engineering or Biotech. If you want to end up in more admin roles, go into Marketin, Finance or MBA
What do you think of master’s in catalyst field? Aimed at biomass or something
I am afraid that since its history is so long, most of the catalysts are already well developed. I want to hear other’s opinions too!
If you're passionate about catalysis I say go for it. Very relevant to chem e no matter if you make a huge breakthrough or not. People thought Newtons ideas were solid and couldn't be developed any further until Einstein came along!
@@cameroncohen8133 Thank you for the comment!
I just interviewed Karen Braden ( you can search her in linkedin )... She studied an MBA but is currently working on Catalysts (Technical sales)... I really think there is a LOT to do... as most materials must be reacted/converted!
@@cameroncohen8133 Indeed... IF you are really passionate, always give it a try...
I just finished my coop at polymer R&D and I start to get curious about ZN catalyst and donors 😁😭
What do you think about master in Renewable energy engineering?
Sounds cool, but only if you actually want to live off on that
I did bsc in chemistry and industrial chemistry, what good course that can get me a good job do you suggest I do for my MSC ?
Hey there! well... first recommendations is to go for what you like... the other one will be aim for a nice job market opportunity
I have deep interest in doing research in organic chemistry. But I have taken btech in chemical engineering as I couldn't get admission in a top research institute for the same. Should I target for masters in chemistry for that ?
Master degrees, especially in the technical field, are to focus on the areas you are interested, so sure, go for it!
I am planning to pursue my master’s in Environmental and sustainability engineering after my undergraduate in chemical engineering.
nice! good option, there is a lot going on already in the environmental engineering fields
Should we go into Artificial intelligence or Machine learning after chemical Engineering??
only if you are into that...
Hi! Any info or video in scholarships abroad (im from Phil). Possible Masters to PhD.
Hi there, well it truly depends on 1) where you want to go 2) where do you want to focus 3) the industries that you want to work on later on
there to many option, can u make your top 3 that related or your opinion recomended.
Really depends, but I'll say: MBA, MSc in Chemical Engineering, or any MSc related to a specific field (AI, Machine Learning, Environmental, etc)
Hey, I'm currently doing BE in Chemical Engineering. Just wanted to ask that I wanted to pursue Nuclear Engineering for my master's but my family is saying to go for Computer Science because of the jobs
BTW, love your video
thanks for the comment! Well, im not an expert on nuclear engineering, but for sure a master degree paves the way towards that :)
So what you have decided?
@@moezansari3867 masters degree in nuclear for sure
What do you think about nanoengineering?
Cool field, especially for those into chemistry or quantum stuff
hi sir pleaseeee help me. My Name Is Gaurav. I am from India I have completed diploma in mechanical engineering.my father has factory of manufacturing reactor and other paint machinery as well as we fit plant(resin plant).
now problem is that manufacturing knowledge is get from manufacturing engineering (mechanical engineering) and reactor and other machinery knowledge is get from chemical engineering also selection of equipment knowledge is get.
so i was confusing about choosing my branch help me.
Chemical Engineers will know some Mechanical Engineering, but Mechanical Engineers will not typically go into reactors. They can, though... They just need to read some kinetics and reactions chemistry, then a reactor engineering course and they are mostly set up
Hello Sir
What about Masters in Engineering Management? How relevant is it to a chemical engineer and where all can a chemical engineer Excel with the degree?
Really recommended if you want to get higher responsability/managament/senior level jobs! Specially since you will be working with more than one area at the time
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy so sir, is there any specific MEM course/institute which moves along with the principles of chemical engineering? Or is it the same everywhere ?
I'm just gonna graduate now and wanted to open my business but sir i don't know in MBA which type of MBA we should go for like i have heard there is like MBA in Safety MBA in environment and stuff please guide me sir and I'm from india so can you suggest which country and University is good for MBA It will be of great help:)
Hi Krupal.... you mean MBA as Master in Business Administration or do you mean Master degree? Typically, US, UK, Australia and France are great places for MBA's
im so interested in aerospace and nuclear energy but i do know how these fields are realated to chemecal engineering can you help me?
Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Project Engineering, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Production, Environmental
Bro i am interested in petrochemical I am going to do my higher study's, but due to covid i get stuck and i am not willing to waste my time, buy searching in TH-cam
I get your channel It very very useful,
I know, covid kinda paused many projects... I would recommend you to study by your own... Take online courses, get updated, try to follow relevant ppl in linked in on petrochemicals in order to NOT lose time :)
Thanks bro 🥰
I have completed MSc chemistry and right now I have an offer to do a PhD in chemical engineering. What can I do? Will it later affect my career?
PhD should be taken seriously, it's a lot of time to invest
Is there any possible way for ChemEstudent getting into Highers (MSc) in Automobile field ??
Sure, what exactly? Design? Supply chain! Manufacturing? Quality control? Materials? You name it
M not able to score good marks in my undergraduate chemical engineering... So which branch should I choose for masters? (M pretty interested in physics and mathematics which are not playing much important role in chemical engineering)🥲
Thanks for the video❤️
Masters is quite different from bachelor... it is "easier" in the sense that it is focused towards projects and so... not that much towards exams. In my opinion, either go for a master if: you love the field (studying it) or if you like the industry application of the field (i.e. there is a lot of good paid jobs)
where is the master's corrosion degree? How do they are created? who does make them?
That is a great degree, but I would say its a "niche" master degree for the ChemE....
Csn you do a BSc in Chemical engineering then a Master's in Organic chemistry?
for sure!
Can you do masters in Petroleum Engineering after Bachelor in Applied Chemistry not necessarily Chemical Engineers?
Although this is an engineering master degree, the scientific background you would have (chemistry) could be enough for some universties. It is way easier to got to Petroleum Master with a Engineering Degree!
What is your opinion on getting bachelor's and going immediately into industry then going back to school for masters and PhD after working for some time? One of my professors said he thinks that's not very likely for one to do that bc once you're in industry making money you won't want to come back to school but to me it kinda seemed like he was being really negative.
That's actually a video I'm preparing... My personal opinion is to GO first and get a job... You are studying stuff that you don't know how are used in the industry! You will have a better interpretation of study once you get an idea of the industry. The thing on the $ is true... once you are living the "good life" you will most likely not want to go back and study 3-5 years for a PhD so that is also true.. but if you are commited... no one will stop you! I think your professor is not negative, much more in what he sees in university, lots of students like you wanting to pursue a PhD and eventually never going for it... just statistics
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you for the detailed and insightful response. I appreciate it. You have helped me so much through your channel!
I want to focus on developing battery and semiconductor, where should I dive in? Is it material science?
You can do either an electrical engineering degree, material science is an "ok" fit, but will recommend something more specific into the electrochemical degree (I have a podcast with an episode, search for "Chemical Engineering Guys Podcast - Episode 021 - Jared Iland a Chemical Engineer Going for Electrochemistry Degree"
anchor.fm/chemical-engineering-guys/episodes/021---Jared-Iland-a-Chemical-Engineer-Going-for-Electrochemistry-Master-Degree-esurpa
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy ahh i see thank you so much!!
What about doing a MS data science in chemical enginnering.. Is it having chance of getting all kind of chemical related jobs
Its is getting hot, not because of ChemE itself, but because Data Science is founding a lot of applications in engineering overal
Sir can you please make video on MBA for chemical engineering and opportunities after MBA for chemical engineer
Sure! nice idea! MBA is a very personal choice tbh, and depends on what you want to do or end up doing/working for, etc... Most recommended MBA are in the USA
Brother can we go for Bioengineering after completing chemical engineering (4year degree program) ???????
Most likely... Just checkout the requirements of any MSc on bioengineering
Can we do Master in Chemistry after Bachelor in Chemical Engineering??
yeah, especially if you are into chemistry / lab or reasearch
Can we do Master in Computer Science or computer engineering after Bachelor in Chemical Engineering??
for sure
it's amazing&very useful video for chemical eng. so thank you so much sir for your hard work to help us.
i have one question, recently i complite my 3rd year in chemical engneering and now i am planing for masters in abrode .
specially i am intrested to do masters in environmental. but i am littelbit worried about this three things....
1. job opportunity after masters in environmental
2. tuffness level of this course
3. wchich country&university is good for this degree(i belong to india)
......i am waiting for your answer. Thank you so much.😊
I'm also waiting for the same
Hi there, thanks for your comment! Let me address your questions one by one.
1) there is already a lot of jobs in environmental, not only that you can always go to process Engineering as well, since bte background will help a lot.
2) it is really not that though, if you r survived ChemE, enrinomental is going to be way easier
3) USA, Canada in the America's, in Europe I'll bet for Netherlands, Germany and UK, maybe even France... Your pick... I would go to the degree that I like the most of course
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you so much for your reply sir
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy Thank you so much sir for your reply, suggestions and to give me your valuable time.😊
Can I pursue master’s degree in petroleum engineering right after i have my bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering?
definitively, even though I do not know many ppl going into petrochemical or petroleum engineering masters after ChemE Bachelor.... It kinda niches down your possibilities... But if you are 100% sure that you are into O&G, go for it!
Hey, I'm currently doing BE in Chemical Engineering. Just wanted to ask that I wanted to pursue Manufacturing Engineering for my master's degree It is possible .This course have good scope in job market?
For sure, if you are into manufacturing, it should work fine =)
i am 4th year chemical engineering (BSC) but my interest now is towards power engineering(msc)
Sounds great... Will you go for it? Masters in power eng? or mechanical eng?
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy what i want to say is that is it possible having bsc in chemical engineering but master in electrical (power stream)
Are Nuclear Engineering is not good master degree program of Chemical Engineering ???
Yes, you can go for nuclear engineering, although I would try to aim for a major that goes into nuclear (physics, chemistry, or even nuclear=
Can you do one on electrochemical masters if you haven't already
For sure, I actually have a podcast episode with an Electrochemical Master Degree student, check it out!
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy where the podcasts at?
I did MSc in chemical engineering/ nanotechnology more into material sciences, but my interest now is towards process chemical engineering, is it good to do a second masters in process chemical engineering as MSc or MEng ?? As am planing to work in oil and gas sector. I have no interest in PhD currently.
I'm pretty sure you can jump directly to process engineering, you do NOT need a MSc on that... I would try to find jobs with such descriptions. Since you already have a MSc in ChemE, it should not be difficult =)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you 😃
@@Sarah-hb8iw i've been wanting to pursue material science especially nanotech since i think it's the future...how is nanotechnology? Is it fun? What's the downside? And why did you change interest?
@@89ksantoso my area of focus was biomass and it’s fun, but in my country the oil and gas sector is leading and easier to find and progress in one’s career... Nanotechnology has a great future in the developed countries as the world is shifting towards natural sources of energy and materials, in terms of research you will enjoy it much.
@@Sarah-hb8iw ahh i see! Thank you for the enlightment
In which master specialisation in. Chemical engineering jobs are more in usa
I would rather go for the fields you like, and then ask the question "which is more employable"... If you just follow the money, you might not end up in a nice place...
What is ur take on masters in nuclear after bachelors in chemical. I intend to so as ism obsessed with nuclear engineering.
If you like the field, I would go for it... Actually is great because if you want to shift eventually (if you get bothered or maybe other reason) you will be able to do so
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy can i tell me which countries would hire nuclear Engineers?
@@ritviksharma5949 I am interested in going to nuclear as well. And I'm guessing you're from India too.
Can I get into a masters degree program in aerospace Engineering after i complete my BTECH in chemical engineering if I have a good GRE score and also a good IELTS band ?
( I am good with Maths and engineering mechanics)
Sure thing, it is not that common, but still ok to do it!
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy well in that case will it be tough for me to find a job in the aerospace industry ?
Hi there...
I'm Vinay from India currently working as a process engineer(scale up of products, troubleshooting )in Pharma. I would like to pursue masters degree can u tell me which specialization is more in demanding in Europe and Canada?
How's the employability for the specialization?
Pharma bachelor is already great, but maybe something towards production, or research at the lab
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy can u do a video on which country is good for the mentioned specialization in chemical.. That would be really helpful for those who want to pursue Master's in chemical engineering in abroad.
Sir direct PHD after b. Tech, may you please provide what are the ways and what I should do for getting this. Also if some knowledge related to colleges for this.
I will! Which PHd are you into?
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy sir i am doing project and learning some research paper writing and publishing relates to industrial catalysis under my guidance of a college professor
Which uni are you currently doing your PhD?
I am in my 2nd semester doing bachelors in chemical engineering.. But i find myself a lot more drawn to coding, programming, dsa and stuff like that in general. I plan on doing masters in cse, Please let me know if this is a good option because I basically want to switch my stream. Also, is there any use of the combination of chemical+cse anywhere? I would love to know if both can go hand to hand together in a specific job, as that can provide a sort off incentive for me to study chemical with some interest .
For sure, you can do that pretty easily by doing a masters in coding/programming/computer paths... They can go in hand, but tbh, you need to focus on jobs of ChemE that have a lots of programming (they are a lot!)
I am graduate in chemical engineering . Can i become aerospace engineer . I want to join ms in aerospace engineering
For sure, although it may be hard as it is focuses towards mechanical engineering, yet, I have friend working on thermo, aerodynamics, materials etx
Can a chemical engineer do a masters in aerospace engineering?
I would say so, even though there might be lots of subjects more into the mechanical part, but you can also do something on aerospace materials
I am a chemical engineer with more the 4.5 years of experience of continuous plant. Now I am planning to do masters from canada i.e. MEngg in environmental engineering. Is scope of master degree holder in USA or CANADA?
Hi there... well. I really think its generally easier and cheaper to go for Canada option, I've also heard they are more inclusive with foreign students, especially from Master degree.... But USA has way much more job opportunities out there... I would go were I will want to work, rather than the master degree which is only 1-2 years
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy Ok thanks buddy
What do you think about the Future of petroleum jobs. Will petroleum jobs increase in furture it decrease?? Will petroleum jobs decrease because of electrical cars and petrol is very dangerous for environment and causes pollution? Will petroleum jobs vanish in future??
might do a video on that... in brief, most petroleum jobs will transition to "energy jobs" overall
What about if want to study Pharmacy?
Thanks in advance brother 🤝❤️
I'm currently doing my 3rd of chemical engineering
Pharma is a good way to focus our ChemE bachelor... But will definitively make you available only for pharma
Maybe going for something more generic like quality control?
Good Video. The University of Strathclyde is the best option for distance learning BE and Masters in chemical and process Engineering
I've heard lots of UK Universities are great for Adv. ChemE! Thanks for sharing!
Hello sir, I want to know that is advanced chemical engineering degree worth it from Uni of Strathclyde? Can I get enough opportunities for job after my course completion in UK ?
I would like to know the scope of MSc Petroleum engineering in todays world or is it better than MSc chemical engineering
that's a harsh one... tbh, im pretty sure petroleum engineering master degree is a great degree if you are inot O&G, which is a HUGE industry and valid for many other processes, just in case in the next 20-30 years O&G decrease. In the other hand, you may study MScn in ChemE, and sitll get an O&G BUT also go into any other field
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thanks
I'm looking to take msc petroleum engineering at heriot watt edinburgh University is it a good university for this course@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy
Is it easy to go for master in industrial engineering with a bachelors in chemical engineering?
its quite common and easy... actually any engineering degree has the qualifications to get some industrial engineering stuff going on :)
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you for providing this information to me
Is renewable energy engineering good for chemical Engineer going for masters ?
Definitively a Top Master for a ChemE
Thank you so much for your reply@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy can you suggest good universities for that please?
Is engineering management good?
sure, but that role is most likely to be assigned to you rather than study for that
Can anyone answer my question? Can a chemical engineer get master in pharmacy?
For sure, it is pretty common
which is best for girls
thats a broad topic, tbh, I always recommend going for the industry of your choice... Although I've heard lots of female engineers succeeding in pharma, biotech and consulting world
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy can you make a video on pharmaceuticals, I am planning for MS in pharma can you guide me for universities
How abt mech engineering
some is similar, but of course it will be more focusing towards energy, mechanical systems, machines, materials, etc.
You should tell about e commerce after bachelor chemical engineering
Indeed! That's a great idea... Actually sounds like a video idea soon!
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thanks buddy from Pakistan
Can u suggest good engineering colleges in the 🇺🇸
I always use the QS ranking... there are no "best" colleges overall, depends on what you want to focus
@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you
Can u suggest some universities which have chemical process engineering
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Consider it done!
Masters in material science?
Good option, especially if you are into the actual manufacturing of such!
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