Career Choices for
Chemical Engineers & Job Prospects
Chemical Engineering is a
broadly based engineering discipline With directional career
choices. The job prospects for Chemical Engineer graduates are
very attractive indeed, and most of our graduates are
employed in large to medium enterprises.
Chemical Engineers are making
tremendous contribution to the areas such as refineries,
petrochemicals, food & beverages, fertilizers, pharmaceutical,
paper & board, paints & dyes, detergents, explosives, glass &
ceramics, cement, man made fiber, nuclear processing, plastic
and synthetic rubber, waste disposal and environmental issues
etc. They might work as operational engineers, be part of
research teams, or occupy senior management positions. Those who
work for multinational companies often travel all over the
world. It is worth noting that surveys indicate that Chemical
Engineers are better paid, on average, than other engineers and
pure scientists. Chemical Engineers are also easily able to get
jobs in the allied discipline because they have a broad range of
skills and are experienced to tackle IT, HAM and PoM problems,
Employment opportunities can also include areas such as
marketing, sales, merchandizing, banking, accountancy and
insurance. In the second half of the 20th century, considerable
numbers of chemical engineers have been involved in space
exploration, from the design of fuel cells to the manufacture of
propellants.
Industrial Liaison &
Consultancy Services
Through the Industrial Liaison
Chemical Engineering department provides an expanding range
research and consultancy services, training programs and
enterprise development services to meet the development and
educational needs of the industrial sector and the wider
community. The basic philosophy of the services is to encourage
industrial development and growth through innovation thereby
creating employment opportunities. The Institute has a
complement of highly qualified staff with a broad range of
research, consultancy and training expertise, which is made
available to the business sector and the wider community through
the provision of the following services:
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Collaborative Research and
Development with Industry
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Training Programs
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Seminars & Workshops
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Business and Technology
Mentoring and Consultancy
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Access to Skilled Graduates
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