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Job outlook for corrosion engineers
Corrosion engineers earn an average of $95,000 per year and are employed in industries such as:
- Aerospace
- Chemical processing
- Defense
- Natural gas and electric utilities
- Maritime
- Oil and gas
- Refining
- Transportation
See also:
- NACE International 2011 career survey: Corrosion salaries inch higher in North America, continuing the upward trend
- Career site at Nace.org
The University of Akron
135 S Broadway St.
Akron, OH 44325-9006
330-972-2800
330-972-5141 (fax)
News about our program
- Military Corrosion Experts from Allied Nations Convene at NATO School
- Akron's Corrosion Engineers Knocking Rust off the Rust Belt
- Chief Scientist for NCERCAMP, Joe Payer Talks About Bay Bridge Bolts Corrosion Rate.
- DOD-Led Exhibit Spotlights Corrosion
- Tesla, U. of Akron to Develop Anti-Corrosion Coating Products
- Interview: UA's Dr. Edward Evans talks about the corrosion engineering program
- Officials celebrate start of new engineering building
- University of Akron breaks ground on new corrosion education and research facility
- Corrosion program receives $6M in funding
- Public-Private Corrosion-Control Collaboration Receives $2 Million
- Carboline Provides NACE Scholarship
- WKSU-FM story: New Technology = New Ohio Industry
- BP donates $500,000 to corrosion engineering program
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Akron, OH 44325
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