1, Materials Science and Engineering
Materials science and engineering is an interdisciplinary subject involving materials science, engineering and chemistry. Based on materials science, chemistry and physics, this major mainly studies the composition, structure, processing technology, properties and applications of materials. Materials science and engineering majors generally include inorganic nonmetallic materials, polymer materials, composite materials, metal materials and building materials.
2, material forming and control engineering
Material forming and control engineering is an interdisciplinary subject of materials science, mechanical manufacturing, control engineering, computer science and so on. It mainly studies the basic theory, process method, computer simulation, quality control and so on in the forming and plastic processing of metal materials and their composites.
3, polymer materials and engineering
The specialty of polymer materials and engineering trains engineering application-oriented talents with all-round development in morality, intelligence and physique, basic knowledge of material science and engineering and professional knowledge of polymer materials and engineering, who can engage in scientific research, technology and product development, process and equipment design, material selection, production and management in the fields of polymer materials synthesis, modification, processing and application.
Some suggestions on choosing a major:
1. Know the content and employment prospect of the major: Before choosing a major, you need to know the study content, employment prospect and employment direction of the major in order to make a better decision.
2. Consider your own interests and specialties: When choosing a major, you should consider your own interests and specialties, so as to better maintain your interest and motivation in learning.
3. Consider career planning: When choosing a major, you should consider your own career planning and choose a major that can meet your career development needs.
4. Consider the family situation: When choosing a major, you also need to consider the family situation, including the economic situation and the opinions of your family.
5. Consult others more: You can choose to consult teachers, seniors, and employment guidance centers to learn more about professional information and suggestions.