Career Placement
The graduate in chemical engineering is particularly
versatile. Industrial work may involve production, operation, research, and
development. Graduate education in medicine, dentistry, and law, as well as
chemical engineering and other engineering and scientific disciplines, are
viable alternatives for the more accomplished graduate.
Career Resource Center
The Chemical Engineering Department works closely with the Career
Resource Center to ensure that its graduates receive employment upon
graduation. Engineering students participate in the career fairs that are held
twice annually at the university. Special events are usually organized during
these fairs for engineering students. In addition to career fairs, the college
and its department maintains direct contact with companies whose executives
participate in college activities. These interactions provide the opportunity
for relationships with potential employers.
The Career
Resource Center can provide help students with resumes, cover letters, on
campus recruiting/interviewing, job searches and other needs as requested.
Objectives of the CRC to:
- Help students learn how to make personally satisfying decisions about
careers and majors
- Help students obtain career-related experience during college -- through
co-op or internships -- that enhances the academic experience and/or assists
in exploring career options
- Help students seek post-graduation career-related employment and/or
consider graduate or professional school options
- Help employers meet their human resource needs and identify
resources that complement their college relations efforts
All students must be registered in JobTrak in order to interview. CRC
can help students understand the InterviewTrak system and get registered.
Additional Resources
You should also consider other resources available for identifying and
obtaining professional positions such as:
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