I have tendered over 500 application letters to different companies since I left school in 2016 and haven't gotten a single invite for an interview till today. Lol
My biggest fear is to be stagnant in life and so I took a bold step in 2018 to enrol in a Masters program. It was a bumpy ride but I thank God for his grace, it's been a horrid ride but he never allowed the scars show.
Please celebrate with me today as I bag a Masters degree in chemical engineering.

Hearty Congratulations!

Congratulations. Don't go for a PhD yet, go and learn something practical in chemical engineering. You could advance the reverse osmosis for existing water companies, there's a lot you can do with this master degree.

Congratulations. Not a single interview yet over 500 applications. That's my my beef with many engineering courses. They aren't as lucrative as people think. Op is it in Nigeria you did the masters? If it's in Nigeria just write the GRE and focus on getting into a PhD in the USA. There's no chemical engineering jobs in Nigeria.

koolib:
Hearty Congratulations!

many thanks

ProfAmaben:
Congratulations. Don't go for a PhD yet, go and learn something practical in chemical engineering. You could advance the reverse osmosis for existing water companies, there's a lot you can do with this master degree.

ok, that sounds very interesting. Where can I learn that please?

tensazangetsu20:
Congratulations. Not a single interview yet over 500 applications. That's my my beef with many engineering courses. They aren't as lucrative as people think. Op is it in Nigeria you did the masters? If it's in Nigeria just write the GRE and focus on getting into a PhD in the USA. There's no chemical engineering jobs in Nigeria.

I did it in Nigeria. I'm strongly considering the GRE but for the pandemic which probably may be making travelling to the U.S. difficult

1b8m:
I did it in Nigeria. I'm strongly considering the GRE but for the pandemic which probably may be making travelling to the U.S. difficult

You can try phd in Canada. You are still very young. If you phd here , you may end up in classrooms.

1b8m:
I did it in Nigeria. I'm strongly considering the GRE but for the pandemic which probably may be making travelling to the U.S. difficult

Forget the pandemic and start preparing. All things God willing you get admitted at least ending of next year for a PhD. Don't waste your time applying to jobs because there's none except you highly connected. All the jobs out there now are for computer science people. At least the USA still has a striving manufacturing industry that's in need of chemical engineers. Also research on Germany, the good schools also seem to need the GRE.

capitalzero:


You can try phd in Canada. You are still very young. If you phd here , you may end up in classrooms.

Which Canada? He's likely to be asked to pay for his PhD or told that funding doesn't exist. If you apply to universities in Japan or Canada, they will want to admit you only when you assure them you have funding because 9/10, they don't have enough to fund prospective PhD students who are outside those countries.


But you see the US? There's always money, just do the needful. Forget whatever pandemic, vaccine don show and Biden is president. Do the needful and all things being equal, you start classes in 2022 class.

Cc:1b8m

Gerrard59:


Which Canada? He's likely to be asked to pay for his PhD or told that funding doesn't exist. If you apply to universities in Japan or Canada, they will want to admit you only when you assure them you have funding because 9/10, they don't have enough to fund prospective PhD students who are outside those countries.


But you see the US? There's always money, just do the needful. Forget whatever pandemic, vaccine don show and Biden is president. Do the needful and all things being equal, you start classes in 2022 class.

Cc:1b8m

thanks....I will attempt the U.S.