This Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering qualifies you to practice as an Industrial Technical Engineer . You will be able to work in manufacturing as well as in consulting and design firms within the field of chemical engineering. You will be able to attain positions of responsibility in production, quality, and environmental departments. You will also be able to manage the operation of facilities related to industrial chemistry.

Furthermore, you will be able to perform technical, legal, and commercial advisory tasks; practice the profession independently (preparing expert reports, opinions, and projects in the field of industrial chemistry); opt for a career in Public Administration; or dedicate yourself to teaching as a secondary school teacher (after completing a Master's Degree in Secondary Education Teaching, Vocational Training, and Language Teaching) or university professor.

Chemical engineers primarily carry out their professional activity in various industrial, administrative, and service sectors.

• Basic Chemical Industry.
• Fine Chemicals.
• Oil refining and petrochemicals.
• Pulp and paper industry.
• Manufacturing and processing of plastics and rubber.
• Pharmaceutical Industry.
• Manufacturing of artificial and synthetic fibers.
• Manufacturing of pesticides and agrochemical products.
• Manufacturing of detergents and cosmetics.
• Manufacturing of paints, varnishes and coatings.
• Food and drinks.
• Energy production.
• Biotechnology.
• Environment.
• Engineering companies.
• Service companies.
• Consulting firms.
• Administration.