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Will I be able to keep busy and learn more in a field like chemical engineering?

I am worried that I will stagnate in my education and career in the future, and I cannot see myself in a position where I am not challenged. #education #research

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NANCY W’s Answer

Hello Maria -


My son was/is a chemical engineering major - he is on hiatus from his classes while he earns money to return to school. But, depending on what field of work you intend to enter - his is environmental - you should have no fears about becoming stagnant either academically or career-wise. There are constantly new developments in a broad area of fields and industries, from the environment to biotechnology to nuclear energy, from disease research to finding out what kind of chemicals could be added to asphalt in a temperate climate that could minimize potholes - a very practical application! :-)


So forge ahead in your studies without reservation; you should continue to find challenges in your career and new academic offerings that will keep you interested for years to come!


All the best to you,


Nancy W.Campbell, M.Ed.
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Lynn’s Answer

Engineering is a dynamic field, and chemical engineering spans a lot of potential job situations. You can be as challenged or as rooted as you desire, but remember that it's not a static field: you'll always need to keep learning , problem-solving, and applying your knowledge to as-yet-unasked questions. Research and patents are also a big part of engineering solutions, which keeps things intriguing, as well. If that sounds appealing, go for it, and enjoy the opportunities!
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