What are the employment directions for fresh graduates majoring in applied chemistry?

The employment direction of applied chemistry majors is mainly in petroleum, pharmaceuticals, new energy and other industries, roughly as follows:

1. Petroleum/chemical industry/minerals/geology

2. Pharmaceutical/bioengineering

3. New energy

4. Fast moving consumer goods (food, beverages, cosmetics)

5. Environmental protection

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7. Testing and certification

Extended information:

Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and abilities:

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1. Master the basic theories and basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, etc.;

2. Master inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry (including instrumental analysis), organic chemistry, physical chemistry (including structural chemistry) ), basic knowledge, basic principles and basic experimental skills of chemical engineering and chemical drawing;

3. Understand the general principles and knowledge of similar majors;

4. Understand the national regulations on science and technology , policies and regulations on chemical-related products, intellectual property rights, etc.;

5. Understand the theoretical frontiers, application prospects, latest developments of chemistry, and the development status of chemical-related industries;

6. Master the basic methods of Chinese and foreign language data query, literature retrieval and the use of modern information technology to obtain relevant information; have the ability to design experiments, create experimental conditions, summarize, organize and analyze experimental results, write papers, and participate in academic exchanges.

7. Be proficient in various laboratory instruments and be able to use various instruments to complete a series of material inspections, product analysis, and other conventional processing methods.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia—Applied Chemistry Major