1st hand "EXPERIENCE'' of what what have been STUDIED???? maybe you should ask more about 1st hand experience of chemical engineers at work like what different engineers in different industry typically do? do they go offshore? what's they do everyday in chemical processing plant? what kind of industry required chemical engineers? Do they design reactor? do they study chemical reaction? or both? and how does chemical engineering different from pure chemistry and what's the difference with industrial chemistry?...that would be more interesting besides frm merely knowing what's the syllabus of bachelors in chemical engineering.

Perhaps the most popular industry among Chemical Engineers is Oil and Gas..I'm not sure with the upstream industry (drilling, exploration and etc), in the downstream industry (petroleum refinery, petro-chemical product production) there are more requirement for chemical engineers, besides oil and gas, chem engineers can also go to food industries, chemical production plant, bio chemicals, waste management, some of chem eng graduate involve the design of chemical production plant system like process flow, piping system, pumping, chemical reactor, and system for other process like evaporation, distillation and extraction etc etc..

As a chemical engineer, you can also take part in research position especially in advance material development, nanotech and etc. But, this research mostly still under nanotechnology, material engineering and chemistry. maybe Chemical engineers might concentrate more on the production.

Chemical engineers' demand is increasing with the growing trend of industry. So, if u think of chemical reaction in large scale production point of view, like to think of the process method of the series of reaction, Chemical engineering's right for u.

I'd suggest you to do more homework on what's the difference between chemist and chemical engineers.

tough obstacle : test and exam 

As ex-chemical engineering student, I ended up in the textile industry lol...

Hey  there, I need some help here. I was actually quite interested in aeronautical engineering. Should i go for pure mechanical for undergraduates program 1st only then specialized it. If i really do, how long would it to graduates from undergraduates? If comparing to specialized in aeronautical during undergraduates program, as what offered by UTM.

lul ! textile got chemical oso leh ?