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.

After owing staff 6-20 months salary with no substantive response from the church and a caricature successful accreditation exercise that puts the credibility of NUC as a watch-dog in doubt, the academic lecturers have chosen to embark on strike.
It is a shame that NUC can respond to institutions owing staff more than 6 months salaries since common sense tells us that hungry people cannot be efficient at their place of work.
It is also a shame that a church that pioneered post-secondary school missionary education in Nigeria can be owing 20 months salary.
Students have been deceived into thinking it is a mid-semester break by the authorities.
As a faith-based institution besieged by many problems it reflects the rot and ache in the church itself and the need to rescue our dying educational system.
Attached is the letter by the commitee of deans and response from the authorities.

After owing staff 6-20 months salary with no substantive response from the church and a caricature successful accreditation exercise that puts the credibility of NUC as a credible watch-dog in doubt, the academic lecturers have chosen to embark on strike.
It is a shame that NUC can respond to institutions owing staff more than 6 months salaries since common sense tells us that hungry people cannot be efficient at their place of work.
It is also a shame that a church that pioneered post-secondary school missionary education in Nigeria can be owing 20 months salary.
Students have been deceived into thinking it is a mid-semester break by the authorities.
As a faith-based institution besieged by many problems it reflects the rotand ache in the church itself and the need to rescue our dying educational system.
Attached are the letter by the commitee of deans