What are the differences between ChemE and Materials Eng./Sciences?

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In summary, Chemical Engineering and Materials Engineering/Sciences have different focuses of study, with Chemical Engineering focusing on chemical processes and Materials Engineering/Sciences focusing on materials and their properties. However, professionals in both fields can work in each other's industries with additional training. Both fields also offer a wide range of job opportunities in various industries, and have different coursework and potential career paths.
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What are the differences between both of them.

Which one is more in demand and pays better overall?
 
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