What do you usually do after graduation from inorganic nonmetallic materials?

Building materials such as cement, glass, concrete and building ceramics are one of the largest and most mature industries in the field of inorganic nonmetal. For example, in 20 13 years, China's cement output was 24 1 0 million tons, flat glass was 780 million weight boxes, and commercial concrete was10/700 million cubic meters, all of which were of the order of10 million, while the income of the whole building materials industry was 6.3 trillion. Therefore, cement factories, glass factories, ceramic factories and construction enterprises are the main places to attract professionals of inorganic nonmetallic materials, especially traditional inorganic nonmetallic materials.

2. However, with the meaning of inorganic nonmetallic materials becoming wider and wider, the employment of inorganic nonmetallic materials professionals is not limited to this. The semiconductor industry is another huge industry in the field of inorganic nonmetal, and the revenue of the whole industry is also at the trillion level. Students majoring in semiconductor materials can consider going to electronic component enterprises, semiconductor material manufacturing and research and development units, semiconductor lighting and other semiconductor-related enterprises and institutions. The battery industry is also relatively large. Students majoring in battery materials can consider battery material production, battery manufacturing and other enterprises and institutions related to battery industry, new energy vehicles and photovoltaic manufacturing. Other research fields, such as crystals and special ceramics, are relatively small in scale and require less talents.

3. Some cutting-edge new materials, such as superconducting materials, nanomaterials, graphene, etc. , also belongs to the inorganic non-field. Therefore, inorganic non-talents can also go to relevant universities and research institutes to engage in the research of inorganic non-metallic new materials.