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Thank you for watching and for your question! This is a very general question, to be honest and it does come down to personal choice at times. The general rule of thumb is that any economically stable country is good for chemical engineers! But if we were to pick some countries, then the following countries tend to be known for good job opportunities in Chemical Engineering after completing a master's: - United States: Home to numerous top companies in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and petroleum industries. - Germany: Known for its strong engineering sector and chemical companies like BASF and Bayer. - Canada: Offers good prospects in the oil and gas industry, as well as in pharmaceuticals and environmental engineering. - Australia: Growing demand in mining, energy, and environmental sectors. - Netherlands: Known for its robust chemical industry and multinational companies like Shell and AkzoNobel. Hope this helps, and good luck with your studies! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions. Also we are in the process of making a video on this topic, so stay tuned and hopefully that might help you answer your question! :)

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Absolutely! Chemical engineers play a crucial role in the oil and gas industry, particularly in refining and the analysis of impure fossil fuels. Some of the areas for chemical engineers in the oil and gas include: + Refining: Chemical engineers design and optimize processes to convert crude oil into valuable products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. They work on improving efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. + Process Design and Optimization: They develop and enhance methods for separating and purifying components of fossil fuels, ensuring maximum yield and quality of the final products. + Environmental Compliance: Chemical engineers help in reducing emissions and managing waste, ensuring that refining processes meet environmental regulations. + Research and Development: They innovate new technologies and methods for more efficient and sustainable fossil fuel extraction and processing. + Analysis: Chemical engineers analyze the composition of crude oil and natural gas to determine the best refining techniques and to identify impurities that need to be removed. The oil and gas industry offers numerous opportunities for chemical engineers, making it a highly relevant and rewarding field. If you have a specific interest in this sector, pursuing specialized courses or a master's program with a focus on petrochemical engineering can be very beneficial. If you have more questions or need further information, feel free to ask!

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Computer process control is indeed in high demand as industries increasingly prioritize automation and efficiency. This field ensures that manufacturing processes run smoothly and reliably by utilizing advanced control systems that optimize operations and minimize errors. With the integration of data analytics and real-time monitoring, computer process control plays a critical role in enhancing productivity and maintaining high standards of quality across various sectors. I hope the above answered your question, otherwise feel free to let us know :)

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Michigan State University offers a solid foundation in Chemical Engineering, preparing graduates for various career paths including oil and gas extraction or petroleum manufacturing. The program equips students with the necessary technical skills in process design, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics, which are directly applicable to the energy sector. While some students may pursue entry-level positions in oil and gas immediately after completing their undergraduate degree, gaining additional experience or specialized training through internships or advanced studies could enhance career prospects in this competitive field. But having a degree can only take you so far! If you plan to work in the O&G after graduation, then you should focus on getting some internships or projects long before you graduate, so that you can easily go into the industry upon graduation! :)

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Certainly! Chemical engineers in the textile industry play a multifaceted role beyond minimizing chemical waste. They optimize manufacturing processes, develop new textile materials, ensure product quality, promote environmental sustainability, enforce safety standards, manage supply chains, and drive research and innovation. Their contributions span from improving efficiency and product performance to safeguarding the environment and advancing industry practices, making them essential players in the textile sector's success and evolution.

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You are very right, not biology per say but rather you can expect to study life science and biochemistry but a pure focus on cellular level f.e enzymes, cell biology etc.

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Well true, because if anyone is going for non-core jobs then all engineering branches are equal, because they all more or less learn the same basic fundamentals. But at the same time, they are also different, because for example chemical engineers have a higher chance of getting into finance and other non-core areas as compared to civil engineer and software engineers. So there’s still some differences if you wish to pursue a non core job area as a chemical engineer ☺️

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It definitely is! It is one of the most common job roles for chemical engineers and also one of the highest paying careers! But at the end, it comes down to where you live, your interests and prospects within your location. Because HSE is a production role and hence it is most suitable when working within Oil and gas, food, pharma or any other which are dependent on production or manufacturing 😊

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Both, having connections help, but also if you work in some projects or internships related to the job position & industry, it helps a lot!

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@@Doo06 from westbengal university of Technology. Our college didn't gave any placement, so I am still struggling to get jobs.

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​@@mohammadshahid9303I am studying in Pu, my college Uicet is a very good college with very fine alumni and also A NBA accredited college ( tier 1 college) which means my degree is respectable in top countries, how can I land a job in Switzerland or any other country, I don't want to work with low wage in india