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    Welcome to PurdueChemical

    EngineeringStephen Beaudoin

    Professor and University Faculty Scholar

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    In Just a Few Years, YouWill Be

    A collegegraduatewith a degree on which to build yourcareer

    Chemical Engineers Have very broad training

    Are associated with high-value addedproducts and processes that willshape our future

    Chemical Engineerssolve interesting, challenging problemsevery day

    Chemical engineeringcareers have the potential for growth

    across many industriesand many applications Chemical Engineersare world-class researchers, and also lead

    the way in bringing innovation into practice

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    Chemical Engineers Work in Teams

    Discussing dyeing

    of fibers(photo courtesy of Dow

    Corning)

    Chemical engineers use math

    during problem solving(photo courtesy of 3M)

    Understanding

    chemical effects to

    bring to a team(photo courtesy of Eli Lilly)

    Implementing a process

    change at a plant(photo courtesy of Shell)

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    Engineering on a Massive Scale

    This plant makes propylene oxide and styrene, which are used worldwide in

    everything from clothing and homebuilding to car dashboards

    (photo courtesy of Lyondell)

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    Meeting the Worlds Energy Needs

    Chemical engineers deliver the present and future energy sources

    (photos courtesy of Shell)

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    Biotechnology

    Development, production of new medicines

    A bioreactor usingmammalian cells to

    produce new medicines

    and engineered tissues

    (photo courtesy of Pfizer)

    A bioreactor in whichwe grow genetically

    engineered bacteria

    that produce our

    medicines

    During pharmaceutical

    manufacturing, chemical

    engineers understandbiological processes and

    complex systems

    (photo courtesy of Eli Lilly)

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    Energy

    Lower cost, clean, renewable energy sources

    Cars in Europe run on

    hydrogen!

    (photos courtesy of BP [left] and

    Air Products [right])

    Combustion reactor to develop

    cleaner, higher mileage fuel

    (photo courtesy of ExxonMobil)

    Solar power generates

    renewable electricity

    (photo courtesy of Shell)

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    Environment

    Environmental solutions, including pollution prevention,waste treatment, and remediation

    Chemical engineers develop andimplement technology to prevent

    pollution

    (photo courtesy of Air Products)

    Chemical engineers control processes to

    minimize environmental impacts

    (photo courtesy of 3M)

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    Environment: Clean Vehicles

    U.S. EPA

    http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fuelcell.shtml

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Nutrition

    Superior foods, from crop to table

    Processed foods delivernutritional value with long

    shelf lives, low cost

    (photo courtesy of Air Products)

    Chemical engineers design,

    develop, and deliver both the

    foods and the containers that

    keep it fresh and nutritious

    (photos courtesy of ExxonMobil)

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    Materials

    High technology materials for electronics,home, and

    industry

    Provide industrial partners

    with the feed materials

    they use in high

    performancce products

    (photo courtesy of Chevron Philips

    Chemicals)

    Micro- and nanoelectronics

    for next generation

    computing

    (photo courtesy of Intel)

    Materials used by

    industry to makecommercial products

    that we use every day

    (photo courtesy of Lyondell)

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    Other Areas of High Impact

    Excel in medical school

    Human body is one big biochemical system/factory

    Among best engineering majors to prepare for medical school

    Marries biology, chemistrytraining and engineering

    Provides understanding to relate these sciences to the working system ofthe body

    Many applications in law Especially patent law, the union of high technologyand the legal

    profession Chemical engineers have a broad technology background

    Finance and venture capital Evaluation, development of high-tech productsand markets

    Chemical engineers have strong focus on evaluation of the value ofmoneyand cost accounting

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    Chemical Engineers are Valuable

    ChEs historically have commanded high salaries Employed in industries that make and sell high value-

    added products

    Skilled ChEs produce high-value addedmaterials cost-

    effectively

    Companies willing to pay for talent

    Many 2011 Purdue ChE graduates received starting

    salaries greater than$65,000/year Average for Purdue ChEs was $67,028

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    Conclusion

    If you want an exciting, rewarding, and

    impactful career, think seriously of being a

    CHEMICAL ENGINEER

    If you have additional questions, please email

    me at [email protected]

    http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fuelcell.shtmlhttp://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fuelcell.shtml