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Chemical engineering is a versatile degree that provides access to a wide range of job opportunities to apply the unique skillset and technical knowledge developed through a chemical engineering education. As a chemical engineering graduate, there are a wide range of fields to work in such as bioprocessing, minerals, petrochemicals, process control, and environmental fields. If you’re looking for inspiration on which career paths are available as a recent or final-year chemical engineering student, look no further than these exciting and rewarding career options that shape our world to drive technological advancement.
Being a chemical engineering graduate provides a diverse range of rewarding career paths that effectively use natural resources into useful products and services for consumers. The versatile skillset that chemical engineering student develop during their education are also in demand. There are more career paths for chemical engineering graduates beyond this list, so feel free to explore more roles that match your career interests.
NOTE: Please note that the job requirements for each highlighted career path may vary depending on the company that is offering opportunities for these career paths. Moreover, the salaries for these career paths depend on the city or province you are located in, educational attainment, and the companies’ stated salaries for these job opportunities.
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AI is everywhere, helping us with everything from binge-watching our favourite Netflix shows to driving our Honda-Civics. But did you know that it’s also changing how we use and manage
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