Applied chemistry is an applied specialty that studies how to quickly transform today's chemical research results into practical products. Applied chemistry is closely related to human clothing, food, housing, transportation and all the high-tech nowadays. It is a key technical field, so this major has a broad development world and prospects.

Chemistry graduates mainly work in universities, scientific research institutes, municipal administration, light industry, medicine and health, commodity inspection, sanitation and epidemic prevention, environmental protection, building materials, fire protection, chemical industry, food, agriculture, metallurgy and other government departments related to chemistry.

You can also work in chemical plants, oil refineries, petrochemical plants, oil exploration, natural gas transportation, building materials factories, pharmaceutical factories and other enterprises.

Chemistry majors can be middle school chemistry teachers. If you want to pursue further studies, you are suitable for studying for a master's degree in applied chemistry and related disciplines.

Boys study more applied chemistry, and the general ratio is about 2.5: 1.

Freshmen should pay attention to study hard, adapt to the new independent life, and actively participate in school activities to broaden their horizons.