The way to do that is to take another degree. Chemistry is the science of everyday life. Everything you have done so far today involves chemistry. Washing with soap is a chemical process. Cooking and eating food are chemical processes.
Sewage treatment is mostly chemistry.
The clothes you are wearing are made largely of synthetic fibres and are coloured by synthetic dyestuffs. The medicine you may have taken was produced by chemists. The radio and television you had on contain electronic devices made by chemists, as does your cassette recorder and its tape. The fuel your train, bus or car used was made by a chemist, and so was most of the material the vehicle was made of. Chemistry controls the environment.