Is ChemE a DYING field? | Does Chemical Engineering has a Future?

There's a lot of people wondering if Chemical Engineering is dead or a dying field... I don't think so! It might not be the best job market in years, but to say that ChemE is dead.... NOT FOR NOW!

In Summary, it is NOT a Dying Field!

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⌚Timestamps:
00:00 Start
03:01 Academia in Chemical Engineering
06:03 Chemical Engineering Jobs & Job Market
08:51 Chemical Products & Services are and will be required!
10:13 Innovation & Technology in Chemical Engineering
12:03 ClosingThoughts
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[Lydiafrom]

I am so happy I found your video! I am working now as an Environmental Consultant for an Engineering company, I have a Masters in Environmental Resource Management ( very management/business oriented) and a PostGrad in Environment monitoring and Engineering. My Bachelors is Social Sciences, and believe it or not I am starting a BEng in Chemical Engineering.
My educational background won’t allow me to have more responsibilities and work within Concept/Design phase of a project.
I am always the Implementer, making sure that there’s no environmental impacts from the projects we re running ( like construction)
A BEng in Chemical Engineering is actually giving me the foundation I need to have a stake in new renewable technologies projects that are coming.
Thank you so much for explaining this. Highly appreciated, I am glad I have good intuition in terms of.. future markets/ technological advancement

[bh-rfdd]

Adding that list near the end was hilarious. I did not expect that. If people think this field is dying that’s good, more opportunities for me. I don’t care if what I’m doing has some big flashy name. The rigorous theories that help us understand how the world works and then being able to apply them to understand and make materials and processes is so much more satisfying to me.

[ChemEngWeekly]

A very good take on a questioning that gets asked a lot Emmanuel! Have to agree with the points you have made 👍

[mbonuchinedu]

Actually, machine learning is being applied into some chemical engineering processes.

But it's runs underneath the chemical process using control systems for automation.

[mbonuchinedu]

I feel Chemical Engineering is going to stick as far as human existence.

[arditebujupaj]

Hello ! What do you think about studying Biochemical Engineering (which is a branch of Chemical Engineering) ?

[GUAVcis]

I started out my career studying chemical engineering because I thought it would be a career that can never disappear.

I’m now in another field and I can tell you I still feel this way. My belief is stronger actually, now that I have seen all the endless ways in which other fields will require chemical engineering input to advance. We constitute an essential element to advanced society.

[mahmoudmimi]

I'm still studying chemical engineering in Egypt and I'm sure this field not die at all .

[armandogomez]

Excelente video, muchas gracias!
Por cierto, asumo que hablas español... hay algún video donde hables de tu vida? Te pregunto porque he pensado estudiar una maestría en el extranjero.
Saludos desde Costa Rica!

[pratikvichare]

chemical engineering is interesting field but jobs availability and salaries are less as compared to others, and money matters for everyone.

[bet]

Awesome! Thanks for making this video.

[harishs]

As per my experience I'm not CEr, chemist worked in formulation qc department,
Now switch to software because salary,
Conclusion is dead:

[nishantchaudhari]

India have special University for Chemical engineering and its sub branches named Institute of chemical technology Mumbai and I am a student of the same and I have found that chemical engineering is the most important branch of engineering

[juancq]

maybe, but some students prefer to study computer science and programming in these period

[salmanahmad]

Hi sir. I also doing chemical engineering in Pakistan. I also had a lot of confusion but tnk u sir that you explain... I think sir if the trends and technology explore in new processes, design and control the offcoaurse chemical engg is not the death field.

[klee]

I graduated with Chemical Engineering.
The only job I got was chemist NOT as an Chemical Engineer.

Managers won't hire me as an engineer.
I am thinking that I selected the wrong major and regret studying Chemical Engineer.

[ilitam]

Manufacturing will basis of our society, so chemeng will never die

[ebinbenny]

Bro, does process safety demand in job market

[Oggysreejith]

Hello a subscriber here, what do you think about learning sustainable chemical engineering M.Sc?
Topics include energy management cheng dissertion, recycling, research, fuel cells, sustainability of materials, environmental management, renewable energy and so on. I plan to settle in UK ans from what I know the scope Is high here what's your advise? I'm confused between sustainable chem E and advanced chemE M.Sc.

[diyams]

Is Cambrian college in Canada is good for ChemE course?