Non-ferrous metallurgical technology majors mainly study the smelting, preparation, processing and application technology of non-ferrous metals such as copper, aluminum, magnesium, zinc and lead. Specifically, it includes physical chemistry, metallurgical principles, smelting technology, equipment and automation, material processing technology, production organization and management of nonferrous metals industry. In addition, we need to learn about environmental protection, energy utilization and resource recovery. Graduates can engage in production, technology research and development and management in enterprises, institutions, scientific research institutions, universities and other units in nonferrous metal smelting, processing and related fields.

At the same time, the employment prospects of non-ferrous metallurgical technology majors are generally optimistic. With the development of science and technology and economy, the demand for high-skilled and high-quality talents in nonferrous metallurgy industry is increasing. Graduates majoring in non-ferrous metallurgy technology can choose to work in smelters of non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, nickel and copper, and engage in production technology, quality control and equipment maintenance. You can also engage in related research, development and design, such as participating in the research and development of new materials and the design and research of new technologies.

In addition, there are employment opportunities in the fields of environmental protection and resource recovery. Generally speaking, graduates majoring in non-ferrous metallurgy technology have broad employment prospects and stable jobs.