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Hehe, I am your senior. As for your question, what I want to say is that rubber and plastic are the same, and I suggest you study it, at least get to know it. In addition, in addition to these two things, you should at least know something about coatings, fibers, composite materials and so on. It will be involved in your future work. Undergraduate education is very broad, not as professional as you think. And when you are looking for a job, don't think that you don't consider plastic when you study rubber, and vice versa. Don't mention other polymer varieties, just say that you studied polymers. Since I want to go back to work in the southern plastics industry, I can learn from plastics, which is cleaner and has a wider employment area than rubber, but this is my personal opinion and I can reserve my opinion, but the rubber industry is not very dirty now. Take rubber in the north as an example. In fact, the most important thing is that the specialty of polymer materials and engineering in our school has a good reputation in the industry, and there are many outstanding alumni like me, hahaha. . . . You'll know when you work. Students in other schools, although the school is very good, are no different from us. What they learn is closer to reality and they know more than them. I still admire the teachers of the Institute of Materials. .

In addition, our school has not completely separated these two subjects, whether rubber or plastic, they are all open, only the primary and secondary points.

Furthermore, it is best to do something related to future work as much as possible when doing graduation thesis.

I wish all the teachers in the materials institute a smooth job and a smooth job.

/kloc-senior of class 0/0