Dear Industrial Chemistry students,
Are you worried about getting job opportunities after graduation? Worry no more…
What can I do with Industrial Chemistry?
Jobs may include, but are not limited, to:
• Pharmaceutical Chemist
• Medicinal Chemist
• Academic researcher
• Analytical Chemist
• Biochemist
• Biotechnologist
• Chemical Engineer
• Clinical Scientist
• Biomedical or forensic scientist
• Nanotechnologist
• Organic Chemist
• Quality Control Manager
• Petroleum Chemist
• Geochemist
• Cosmetics Chemist
• Formulator
• Pharmacologist
• Science Laboratory Technologist
• Data scientist
• Ecologist
• Energy, environment and health officer
• Production Engineer
• Food technologist
• Researcher
• Science writer
• Toxicologist.
• Production Manager
• Rubber Chemist
• Chemical Process Engineer
• Synthetic Chemist
• Chemicals procurement and importation officer
• Paint and Coatings Chemist
• Health and Safety officer
Skills

You may develop skills including:
• analysis and problem solving
• independent thinking
• working in a laboratory
• numerical and data analysis
• verbal communication
• teamwork and communication
• IT
• scientific integrity and ethics
• writing with scientifc rigour
• creative thinking
• commercial awareness
• entrepreneurship.

You can further develop your study skills by signing up for a range of workshops, tutorials and online resources.

Work experience and placements
You may be able to develop practical and technical experience during your degree through:
• laboratory work
• your final research project
• applying for research schemes for undergraduate students.

You may also want to look for work experience opportunities at organisations, such as:
• Government departments (NAFDAC, SON, NDLEA, EFCC etc.)
• Research institutes and universities
• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
• Food production and processing companies
• Hospitals.

In Nigeria most of them becomes teacher.

nnamdi640:
In Nigeria most of them becomes teacher.

Not most of them Sir.