I hope everyone can advise me on the skills and knowledge I need to cultivate to have an advantage in employment after graduating from Chemical Engineering.
I have read previous articles about Chemical Engineering but still have some general questions that I hope everyone can answer. I heard many people say that most Chemical Engineering students graduate and work in a different field, so I want to know more about the advantages and disadvantages of this field to find a suitable direction.
In addition, I would like to be advised more about job opportunities and income for new graduates. To have a better advantage after graduation, what skills and knowledge should I cultivate during my studies? Thank you everyone.
Thu Thao
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