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The thing I've heard though is that the chemistry in chemical engineering is really basic, and I really like chemistry :/

How much would an Advanced Science degree with a major in chemistry complement a chemical engineering degree? Would it make you more qualified, or increase job opportunities?

I'd also like to develop drugs and have been looking at the UNSW Advanced Science/Engineering dual degree (chemical engineering)

It's only worth it if you truly have a passion for it, otherwise you'll just be working as an underpaid slave during the years of your training. Sure it gives you a nice reputation and salary, but it requires a lot of sacrifices, especially in the internship and residency years. I wanted to for...

Great notes that are clear and detailed. Well worth it, thanks!