Industrial engineering to chemical engineering

[sirownsalot]

Hi, in about 1 year i will graduate with a ba in industrial engineering from a university in Peru. I have really good grades and its supposed to be the best at I.E in the country.
I really like science and i have realized that I.E is not really for me since it is more oriented towards management.

I wanted to know if i had any chance of applying to a graduate program in a first world country in chemical, electrical, civil or mechanical engineering. (i like all of them).

Since i studied in Peru i don't know if any university will take me seriously. The grading system is not based in gpa, it goes from 0-20 (i have 16.4 but if i work really hard i could end up graduating with a 17)

my dream is to use my creativity and scientific knowledge to design or build cool stuff.

If what i ask is not possible what other options do i have?
btw i am 20 years old.

 

[R.Mesri]

Yes, it is possible for you to apply to graduate programs in a first world country in chemical, electrical, civil or mechanical engineering. It will depend on the particular program that you are applying to, as well as your grades and other qualifications. You may need to take additional courses to demonstrate your knowledge in the subject area that you are applying to, or provide evidence of research experience. You should also make sure that your application materials are of high quality and that you have the necessary language proficiency to be successful in the program. Additionally, you may need to demonstrate that you have the financial resources to support yourself while in the program.If you are unable to pursue a graduate degree in one of those fields, there are still many other options available to you. Consider exploring other areas of engineering such as aerospace, bioengineering, computer engineering, or environmental engineering. You might also consider looking into other fields such as mathematics, physics, or computer science. In addition, you could look into programs that combine different disciplines such as multidisciplinary engineering, data science, or artificial intelligence. Finally, you could explore opportunities in industry, such as research and development roles or product design positions.