Is it advisable to study chemical engineering...?based on employment, salary etc or should I choose another aspect of engineering.

nastyking:
Is it advisable to study chemical engineering...?based on employment, salary etc

bank job, audit job fall on u.

nastyking:
Is it advisable to study chemical engineering...?based on employment, salary etc

In Nigeria, yes!
Because 'at least' it's engineering.

ednut1:
bank job, audit job fall on u.

Bro na wa oo.
Why so harsh?

Nne5:

In Nigeria, yes!
Because 'at least' it's engineering.



Bro na wa oo.
Why so harsh?

someone would suffer 5 years to get 2.1 na access bank or kpmg e go end. Y not kuku study accounting with less suffer na

ednut1:
someone would suffer 5 years to get 2.1 na access bank or kpmg e go end. Y not kuku study accounting with less suffer na

So true.

nastyking:
Is it advisable to study chemical engineering...?based on employment, salary etc or should I choose another aspect of engineering.

How old are you? Are your parents/sponsors buoyant? If you are below 20, then chemical engineering can be studied at any university of your choice. If you are above 20 and you desire to study ChemE, ensure you do so in a good private not a public university. If you don't have the financial resources, then study a four-year course; preferably, physics, chemistry or mathematics. These courses are as good as ChemE; more so, if you make a first class coupled with the celerity compared to ChemE.

ChemE ain't bad after all, salaries are largely the same across all disciplines at entry level in a firm and employment these days is not particular on what one studied, unless for professional disciplines. If you got PG aspirations, after your studies, write the GRE and target mostly US based institutions.

At the end of the day (if you get to stay in Nigeria), you might work in a financial institution rather than an engineering firm. We're in a country where first class graduates in biochemistry register for ICAN examinations. If you can develop a predilection for the financial industry, study economics.

nastyking:
Is it advisable to study chemical engineering...?based on employment, salary etc or should I choose another aspect of engineering.

My dear, if the employment would be in Nigeria, I advise your go for one of these- electrical engr, mechanical engr, computer science.
Chemical engr? No!

ednut1:
bank job, audit job fall on u.

what happened to all the chemical industries in Lagos, portharcourt, Ibadan etc, the paint, ceramics, polymer, oil industries in NIGeria? Who would work there?

InansBobo:
what happened to all the chemical industries in Lagos, portharcourt, Ibadan etc, the paint, ceramics, polymer, oil industries in NIGeria? Who would work there?

every 3 months over 1000 engine grads finish nysc. The companies u are talking about how many are full staffhow many are expats The current staff doe dey resign or move to other jobs in mass D company i work advertises every year for graduates 2.1 and above . They need just 50 yearly over 10000 apply. Go to linkedin and check where most engine grads are . Its bank. Is it that they love bank jobs

ednut1:
every 3 months over 1000 engine grads finish nysc. The companies u are talking about how many are full staffhow many are expats The current staff doe dey resign or move to other jobs in mass D company i work advertises every year for graduates 2.1 and above . They need just 50 yearly over 10000 apply. Go to linkedin and check where most engine grads are . Its bank. Is it that they love bank jobs

wow, terrible! but they can still be employed under various federal government parastatals

InansBobo:
wow, terrible! but they can still be employed under various federal government parastatals

pls dont get me angry please.

ednut1:
pls dont get me angry please.

ednut1:
pls dont get me angry please.