Employment direction of fine chemical industry specialty

The employment direction of fine chemical specialty is as follows:

This major is mainly oriented to chemical and light industrial enterprises, engaged in fine chemical production, technology development, analysis and testing, process design, intelligent control of fine chemical production, intelligent preparation and formula optimization.

1. Production of chemical raw materials and products: Graduates majoring in applied chemistry can engage in production and quality control of chemical raw materials and products in chemical enterprises, and conduct research and development of new products according to production requirements to improve production efficiency and product quality.

2. New material R&D and engineering application: Graduates majoring in applied chemistry can engage in material analysis and testing of new material R&D and engineering application direction, material performance research and application experiments, such as polymer materials, new energy materials and biomaterials.

3. Environmental monitoring and pollution control: Because applied chemistry has an important contribution to environmental protection and pollution control, many graduates can engage in environmental monitoring, environmental protection, waste gas and wastewater treatment in the fields of environmental protection, food, water conservancy, meteorology and energy.

4. Research and development of fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals: Graduates majoring in applied chemistry can engage in research and development of new drugs, synthesis of new compounds, pharmaceutical engineering design, and maintenance of chemical production processes in fine chemicals and pharmaceutical research and development fields such as pharmaceutical enterprises and cosmetics enterprises.

The employment prospects of graduates majoring in applied chemistry are very broad, involving a wide range of fields, and the future development space is also very large. At present, the research hotspots in the field of applied chemistry mainly focus on new energy, biochemistry, material chemistry and environmental chemistry, and there will be more scientific and technological innovations and applications in the future.

Students majoring in applied chemistry should make accurate career planning and selection according to their own interests, abilities and actual situation when choosing employment direction, and the employment prospects in different directions will be different.

Applied chemistry:

Applied chemistry refers to a subject that applies chemical theory and technology to production practice, explores and applies new fields and technologies from chemical reactions, material properties and product manufacturing, and promotes its development. It is a wide-ranging subject, which is closely related to many industries, such as life science, material science, pharmacy, medicine, manufacturing and so on.

Applied chemistry mainly explores the composition, structure, function and chemical transformation of substances, and the relationship between chemical properties and production and processing. In industrial production and life, the knowledge and technology of applied chemistry are widely used in chemical industry, medicine, fine chemicals, electronics and other industries, such as fine chemicals, dyes, coatings, synthetic fibers, plastics, rubber, fertilizers, tires and so on.