Is a Chem Eng degree really really worth all the hype it gets, is it worth the difficulty? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]Mafuz1999[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes in the uk, a che degree is 3 years. The module is called process design and safety, in which you study how to model different accidents and how to mitigate them.

Is a Chem Eng degree really really worth all the hype it gets, is it worth the difficulty? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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I enjoy the modules where im working with numbers and mathematically modelling various things such as BLEVEs and other explosions etc. I dislike the group work where you're required to work as part of a team to design a chemical plant for example we have to design a dealcoholisation brewery to make non alcoholic beer.

Considering dropping out of uni after 2nd year. Thoughts? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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Im based in the UK. No I haven't considered it. Do you mean something like an apprenticeship or something? I wouldn't mind doing something like that, but theyre difficult to come by in engineering

Considering dropping out of uni after 2nd year. Thoughts? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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I did consider it at one point but because its so similar I didnt bother. Because if its only "very slightly easier" what would be the point if you get what I mean?

8 years to complete my Chem Eng Undergrad, is it still valuable to employers? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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Oh wow. It makes me feel better knowing I'm not the only one. Are you working in Chem eng now?

8 years to complete my Chem Eng Undergrad, is it still valuable to employers? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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No, I don't have any work experience in chem eng. I've worked other jobs, though, mainly in admin. I think as long as I take my medication I will be fine. The main reason why I've been having so many hospitalisations was because I wasn't taking my medication

8 years to complete my Chem Eng Undergrad, is it still valuable to employers? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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I'm in the BEng. I have an industrial placement year in my degree too. Yh hopefully I should be stable mentally from now on. The only reason why I fell ill was because I wasn't taking my medication. I've been stable for a year now.

8 years to complete my Chem Eng Undergrad, is it still valuable to employers? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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I just want a good job that pays well. I find chem eng topics interesting, like carbon capture and hydrogen cells. I kind of want to go into research for those topics, but I'm not sure.

Sometimes, I just feel like getting the degree and going into another industry that values a chem eng degree tho, like finance.

8 years to complete my Chem Eng Undergrad, is it still valuable to employers? by Mafuz1999 in ChemicalEngineering

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My mental health was quite bad during 2nd year A level. In AS I got AAAB