What occupations can I choose to major in chemistry?

1 Chemistry teachers are the choice of many graduates. 4% of undergraduate students finally choose to be *-* teachers or high school teachers in districts or counties; 2% of the graduate students finally chose to be teachers. However, from the current school recruitment, it can be seen that the demand for chemistry teachers is not much, but the number of applicants is 1 times that of the demand, especially in schools in prosperous places.

2. Medicine or pharmaceutical companies are the companies that many chemists finally choose. Among undergraduates, 2% chose to go to pharmaceutical companies to work as operators or pharmaceutical sales representatives. Among the graduate students, 3% chose to go to pharmaceutical companies to engage in some drug development and research. The gap of pharmaceutical companies is very big, and they hope to recruit a large number of students every year.

3. It's also a good choice to take an examination of civil servants or institutions. Civil servants are also the choice of many professional students, and students majoring in chemistry are no exception. However, compared with liberal arts, there are very few positions related to chemistry among civil servants, and many students finally choose to apply for unlimited professional positions.