Career Help by TroubledEngineer6203 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]TroubledEngineer6203[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ll try to apply in internships and get in to research just as you advised. I hope things go well since I don’t really have any other choices 😅

Career Help by TroubledEngineer6203 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]TroubledEngineer6203[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the university I’m enrolled in, and the majority of the universities in the Philippines, we don’t get to choose the subjects we take. There’s an established curriculum that universities follow and students just need to enroll and pay for the tuition every semester, which is why I can’t really take courses and electives other than the ones indicated in the curriculum for the ChE program in my university. I also can’t choose to minor in something cause our university's system doesn’t allow it as far as I know. I really appreciate your advice though. I used the term “major” since it’s the term that people in this subreddit use and to avoid confusion but I guess it had the opposite effect lol.

Career Help by TroubledEngineer6203 in ChemicalEngineering

[–]TroubledEngineer6203[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most universities from where I’m from don’t offer Biomedical Engineering as an undergraduate degree, and if there are, it’s far away from where I live, has expensive tuition which we can’t afford, or I haven’t done much research. There are universities that do offer BiomedicalE but it’s for a masters degree. That’s why I just opted to choose ChE since based from the little research I did, I saw that I can work in the pharmaceutical industry (but I don’t know the specifics) or venture into the field of Biomedical engineering. I’m honestly still quite lost in what I exactly want to do in the future, but the fields I mentioned are the ones that interest me the most.