Introduction to Chemistry: Reactions and Ratios
By Duke University
Chemical Engineer
About
Chemical engineers develop, design new processes or improve existing processes to develop useful products. Chemical engineers are also responsible for managing resources, protecting the environment and ensuring human health & safety. Along with it, chemical engineers are also involved in plant design operation and modelling. Chemical Engineering subjects include fundamentals from control engineering, chemical reaction engineering, nuclear engineering, biological engineering etc.
Education
Bachelor's
BTech in Chemical Engineering
Master's
MTech in Chemical Engineering
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Analytical Chemist
- Materials Engineer
- Quality Manager
- Mining Engineer
- Energy Manager
Salary / Annum
800,000
Fresher1,300,000
Average2,200,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Safety is a high priority in chemical and nuclear-based industries, and hygiene is critical in food and drink production and water treatment. In certain circumstances, you'll need to wear safety or protective clothing.
- Men and women in the early career category earn the same amount, but the gap widens from age 25 onwards. The largest gap is in the 45 to 49 age band.
- Work may take place in a lab, office or processing plant. Development work may progress from lab to plant or construction site.
Promising Profiles
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Chemical Process Engineer at HURL
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