Which Major is better in future, chemical engineering or chemistry?

[ChimpanzeeZ]

I am now facing the choices of my major in my graduate school. I love chemistry. If I do chemistry, I may get a phD degree in organic synthesis or catalysis (inorganic), or material chemistry. I also want to major in chemistry enigeering. But I don't know which field is better in terms of job opportunity and salary. Could anyone give me some suggestions and talk about the future of each of the major fields mentioned above? Thanks a lot

 

[Nightnimu]

your range of opportunities and salary will be much wider with a major in chemical engineering. Engineers start with great jobs at great pay and they advance very quickly. My dad is an engineering and he is doing incredibly good. Im majoring in chemical engineering. I plan on being a pharmacologist(the peron that makes drugs) and after I graduate I have to go to graduate school. You can also work in the oil industry, energy indutry, food industry and pharmaceutical industry.