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[joshhopp]

Hi, im interested in CE. However, I know very little about it. To tell the truth, I'm only interested in it on the grounds that I enjoy and am good at chemistry, and I believe that there is the capacity for reasonably good salary levels in that field. I would like to hear from anyone who knows anything about it; what does a chemical engineer really DO with his time? Thanks.

 

[sneaky pete]

http://www.aiche.org/careers/

http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos029.htm

http://www.pafko.com/history/h_whatis.html

just google for it

http://www.student.unsw.edu.au/handbook/programs/3040.shtml
for what you study

 

[enak]

A few of my friends are doing chem eng, and from what they tell me, it's mixed opinions but they all seem to have fun in it.

 

[MuSaRuRWa]

Hi, im interested in CE. However, I know very little about it. To tell the truth, I'm only interested in it on the grounds that I enjoy and am good at chemistry, and I believe that there is the capacity for reasonably good salary levels in that field. I would like to hear from anyone who knows anything about it; what does a chemical engineer really DO with his time? Thanks.

if chemistry is what ure interested in, u'd be more of a BE Industrial Chemistry person which is more chem than chem engg. chem engg involves a lot of non-chemical stuff too ...

 

[mojako]

if chemistry is what ure interested in, u'd be more of a BE Industrial Chemistry person which is more chem than chem engg. chem engg involves a lot of non-chemical stuff too ...

which one has better job prospects and/or better salaries?

 

[AYI]

I have a reactor design homework for ethanol production does anyone know something about that topic