CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OR CIVIL ENGINEERING?
Please does chemical engineering give better job prospects than Civil Engineering? I apply for Chemical and Civil at two different universities and glory be to God, they both gave me admission to study what I applied for. I am in love with both, but I don‘t know which one to go for. Please help me compare the two based on:
- Job opportunity after graduation
- Incomeprospect
- The more recognized, broader and diversified one in terms of profession and job intakes.
Vil
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Dear Vil,
There is no course that does not have prospects. But I tend to have more liking for Chemical Engineering because few schools do it (which means lower competition). A good number of my friends that studied Chemical Engineering, including Dr. Femi Taiwo, Tope Ajetunmobi and Xfire, are doing very fine. While acknowledging that it is you – rather than your course of study – that determines what you become, I’m more inclined to advising you should go for Chemical Engineering as a surer route to achieving the goals you listed up there.
Jarus
Dear Jarus,
Please can you help me research on the fate of a graduate of industrial chemistry in Nigeria in terms of job oppurtunities and salary.pls help before i make the decision!
pls bros i bought 2015 utme but i pick accounting as course should i apply 4 change of course or no bcos u said accounting is not liable without ican
pls which school in Nigeria accept pass in literature for mass communication.
Chemical or gyneacology which do i choose am confused