1. Oil refining enterprises: Graduates majoring in oil refining technology can work in oil refining enterprises, such as oil refining process control, equipment operation and maintenance, quality inspection, etc. With the continuous growth of global oil demand, the demand of refining enterprises for refining technology professionals will also increase accordingly.
2. Chemical enterprises: Graduates majoring in petroleum refining technology also have good employment opportunities in chemical enterprises, and can engage in the processing, production and research and development of petroleum refining products, such as the production of petrochemical products and the research and development of petroleum refining catalysts.
3. Environmental protection technology and energy industry: With the enhancement of environmental awareness and the increasing demand for clean energy, graduates majoring in petroleum refining technology also have development opportunities in environmental protection technology and energy industry. Can be engaged in environmental monitoring and control, energy conversion and utilization in the process of petroleum refining.
4. Petroleum trade and market research: Graduates majoring in petroleum refining technology can also work in the field of petroleum trade and market research, understand the trends and trends of the global oil market, and participate in the procurement, sales and price analysis of petroleum products.
5. Career development and research: Some graduates majoring in oil refining technology choose to pursue further studies, pursue master's degrees or above, engage in research and education, and engage in research, teaching and management in the field of oil refining technology in universities, scientific research institutions or government departments.
Choose professional skills
1, Self-knowledge: Know your interests, hobbies, personal characteristics and advantages. Think about what fields you are interested in, and consider your ability and potential.
2. Career research: Understand the employment prospects, development trends, industry needs and other information of different majors. You can get relevant information by consulting relevant career guides, employment reports, industry research, etc.
3. Information collection: Collect professional information as much as possible. You can understand the content and characteristics of the major by reading related books, consulting seniors and sisters, attending professional job fairs, internship experience and so on.
4. On-the-spot investigation: Visit relevant schools or enterprises as much as possible to personally feel the learning environment and work content of this major. Participating in practical activities or internships can help you have a deeper understanding of your major.
5. Consider future development: predict the future social needs and trends of a major and consider the development potential of related industries. You can pay attention to relevant news, research reports, employment trends, etc. Understand the development trend of the industry.
6. Consultation and communication: communicate with seniors, teachers and professionals related to their majors and listen to their suggestions and experiences. They can provide valuable information and opinions to help you make a decision.
7. Consider personal development: consider the influence of major choice on personal long-term development, involving personal interests, ability development, career goals and other factors.
8. Multi-choice: If you have more than one major you are interested in, you can consider choosing a compound major or a double major to increase your competitiveness and development opportunities.