1. Read PhD. If you are slightly interested in textiles and like scientific research, it is recommended to study for a doctorate. Graduation from university or graduate school is a good choice. The work is relatively stable and simple, and the doctoral degree can also develop well in the R&D department of foreign companies. However, you should also think clearly before studying for a doctorate. If you don't know whether you are suitable for doctoral studies, it is recommended to study for a master's degree as a transition. My views on textiles during my master's degree are completely different from those during my undergraduate period. Scientific research, experiments, papers … all have their loveliness. Some countries and schools can also apply for doctoral degrees directly after graduation. If you consider studying abroad, you can learn about CSC scholarship. Many European countries also get paid for studying abroad.
2. Do sales and operation. This kind of work generally has a low professional threshold, especially in sales, and the requirements for academic qualifications are not so high. You can try it after graduation This kind of work is well paid but relatively hard, and because of the low entry threshold, the competitive pressure is great. Most of my classmates went to such posts. The sales I'm talking about here include bank marketing posts (for example, the comprehensive marketing posts of the four major banks) and rapid sales of daily necessities (L 'Oreal, Procter & Gamble, etc. ), retail, study abroad intermediary consultation. I have to say that sales are doing well and there is no upper limit on income. If you have this talent and interest, don't hesitate. Operations include clothing brand e-commerce, real estate companies, property companies and so on. During my undergraduate course, my alma mater offered courses such as economics, marketing and quality management, but unfortunately I didn't study hard. Students who want to do sales and operation work suggest studying hard, because they will study sooner or later.
Don't change your major just to change it. If it is not for a better school or personal interest, don't turn hard in the direction of materials and chemistry, just jump from one pit to another. The salary of chemical materials industry is not higher than that of textile, and textile capital+material/chemical industry is not dominant when participating in the recruitment of chemical/material industry. You don't have to think that it is necessary for graduate students to transfer to business administration, supply chain and market. The entrance threshold for graduate students to transfer to other majors will not be too high.
4. Learn small languages such as English or Japanese well. This has been said to be rotten. Mastering a language is really important. No matter what your background or major is, you can find a very good job by learning a language well. Textile major+good English, you can try to develop in foreign trade, quality inspection, patent examination, patent agency and other fields. If you are any better, you can be a teacher in language training classes such as New Oriental, Learning and Thinking. Welfare is not just a high salary. ...
Textile is not as pit as imagined, but a very common major. Don't use Tiankeng major as an excuse to deceive yourself and not study hard.