Employment prospect of materials engineering technology

Employment direction of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering specialty

After graduation, students majoring in this major can engage in scientific research, technology development, process and equipment design, production and management in the fields of structural research and analysis of inorganic nonmetallic materials, material preparation, material molding and processing.

The following are related recruitment positions

R&D engineer

technician

Process engineer

test controler

Technical service engineer

experimenter

Technical research and development engineer

Materials research and development engineer

Metal chemistry technician

sales engineer

Brief introduction of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering specialty

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main course

Physical chemistry, properties of inorganic materials, testing and research methods, powder engineering, material preparation principle, thermal processing and equipment, inorganic material technology (including silicate and composite materials).

Employment ranking of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering specialty

Description: Inorganic nonmetallic material engineering belongs to engineering, with 174 undergraduate major.

Among them, inorganic non-metallic materials engineering employment ranked 83rd.

1. Computer Science and Technology

2. Material Forming and Control Engineering

3. Automation

4. Software engineering

5. Civil engineering

6. Information Engineering

7. Gems and materials technology

8. Electrical Engineering and Automation

9. Manufacturing engineering

10. Network engineering

1 1 architecture

12. Engineering structure analysis

13. mechanical and electronic engineering

14. Building environment and equipment engineering

15. Traffic engineering

General situation of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering specialty

required years of study

Ichiji

award a degree

exist

Main practical teaching links

Including professional experiments, metalworking practice, production practice (including graduation practice), curriculum design, computer application and computer practice, graduation design (thesis).

Training objectives

This major trains senior engineers with knowledge of inorganic nonmetallic materials and their composites in science and engineering, who can engage in scientific research, technology development, process and equipment design, production and management in the fields of inorganic nonmetallic materials structure research and analysis, material preparation, material molding and processing.

Training requirements

Students in this major mainly study the basic theory, composition, structure, performance and the relationship between production conditions of inorganic non-metallic materials and composite materials, and have the ability of material testing, production process design, material modification, research and development of new products, new technologies and equipment and technical management.

Knowledge and ability acquired by graduates

1. Master the professional basic knowledge of industrial production technology, equipment and production technology of inorganic nonmetallic materials; 2. Master the principle and technological basis of material preparation, the structure and properties of materials; 3. Master the basic knowledge and skills of mechanical, electrical and microcomputer applications necessary for this major; 4. Have the preliminary ability of industrial production, quality control and technical management of products; 5. Ability to correctly select materials and equipment and carry out process design; 6. Have the preliminary ability to study and improve the properties of materials and develop new materials, new products and new processes.