1. Education background: I studied hard in basic science courses such as chemistry, physics and mathematics in high school, laying a solid foundation for my study in university.
2. University stage: Choose chemistry or related major as your major, and strive to achieve excellent results. In addition, actively participate in laboratory projects and internships in order to better understand the practical application in the field of chemistry.
3. Research experience: During my college years, I sought out professors related to my research direction for scientific research practice and accumulated experimental skills and research experience. This will help to improve the competitiveness of applying for graduate students.
4. Postgraduate stage: apply for postgraduate projects in chemistry or related fields, such as master's or doctor's degree. At this stage, you need to study a specific chemical field and complete an important research project under the guidance of your tutor.
5. Publish academic papers: At the postgraduate stage, strive to write high-quality academic papers and strive to publish them in internationally renowned journals. This will help to improve your academic reputation and competitiveness when applying for a doctorate.
6. Doctoral thesis: After completing the master's research, I began to write a doctoral thesis. This is a process of systematically expounding your research results and findings, which usually takes several years.
7. Defense and graduation: After completing the doctoral thesis, you need to make an oral defense to prove that your research results are original and academic. After passing the defense, you will get a doctorate.
8. Career development: As a doctor of chemistry, you can choose to continue to engage in academic research, education or related work in industry. In addition, you can also consider applying for postdoctoral programs to improve your research ability and competitiveness.