Masters Guidance: Aerospace Grad for Chemical Engineering

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Hunny, with a background in aerospace engineering, seeks guidance on which chemical engineering subjects would be most beneficial for pursuing a master's degree. The discussion highlights the importance of selecting relevant subjects that align with Hunny's aerospace expertise. Additionally, Hunny mentions graduating from Pakistan and expresses interest in studying chemical engineering internationally. The conversation emphasizes the need for tailored advice based on the intersection of aerospace and chemical engineering disciplines.
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hy, i am hunny. i have done graduation in aerospace discipline. can somebody guide me which subjects of chemical would be the best useful for me if i plan to do masters in chemical engineering.
 
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hunnyraja said:
hy, i am hunny. i have done graduation in aerospace discipline. can somebody guide me which subjects of chemical would be the best useful for me if i plan to do masters in chemical engineering.
In which country you are studying?
 
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In which country you are studying?
I have done graduation from Pakistan. But now m looking for this possibility anywhere in the world.
 

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