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Process & Chemical Engineering - Next Steps

Raptor · 2006-10-23 13:12:31

Hey all - looking for any helpful advice Just started final year of Process & Chemical Engineering in UCC, and wondering what I'll be doing in a years time. The way I see it it'll either be post grad or work, and either here in Ireland in the US Working in the states - not too sure how to go about this short of just…

23-10-2006 01:12PM

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Raptor

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Hey all - looking for any helpful advice

Just started final year of Process & Chemical Engineering in UCC, and wondering what I'll be doing in a years time.

The way I see it it'll either be post grad or work, and either here in Ireland in the US

Working in the states - not too sure how to go about this short of just emailing my CV to american based companies, any advice?

Post grad in the states - missed a talk in college last week so lost in this regard also. Would look to do a 1 or 2 years masters over a PhD, and a scolarship would be nice but not essential. Has anyone experience in doing engineering post grads in the US, in particular in the process/chemical area?

Thanks in advance

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