What is the future of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering specialty?

If you want to have a way out in this major, the only way is to take the postgraduate entrance examination. After graduation, I can only enter cement factory and ceramic glass factory. There is no way out. In those years, the graduates of our class basically changed careers, and 10% all worked in cement plants. Most of them choose to start their own businesses or change careers. So I suggest, first, if you have connections and good grades, then change your major in the second half of your sophomore year. In the second year of senior three, I began to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. Recommended schools: Tsinghua, Shanghai Silicate Research Institute, Wuhan University of Technology, Dalian University of Technology, South China University of Technology, east china institute of technology, Beihang University, Tianda, etc. Other schools are not so good. When I am a graduate student, I can engage in any direction of related materials science, such as nano-materials, functional materials, sensor materials, piezoelectric materials, photosensitive materials, gas-sensitive materials, special materials for aircraft, and special materials for aircraft carriers. They are all high-tech, and some even engage in organic materials and battery materials. Two of my classmates later became organic and made a lot of money after graduation. If you go to graduate school, I suggest you continue to study for a doctorate. You don't have to go abroad to study for a doctorate. Taking China as an example, Shanghai Academy and Tsinghua are the best choices. I have two students studying for doctoral degrees in Tsinghua, which is very good. After graduation, you can study as a postdoctoral fellow for two years, and then you can go directly to the university to teach. This is the best way. You will be 28 or 9 years old when you graduate as a postdoctoral fellow. After graduation, your job will be fine. Which university doesn't want it? It's just the right time to get married I really regret that I didn't listen to my tutor at that time and didn't study for a doctorate. In fact, it is very simple and easy to study for a doctorate, especially for students majoring in materials. Why? Because the development of materials science is one of the pillars of the world, without the development of materials, any industry will stop developing, so you can graduate from materials science with a little discovery, which is much easier than other majors.

So, brother, I suggest that you (if you have lofty aspirations) have no problem choosing this major. As long as you stick to it, I hope my words are an encouragement to you.