 | I'm accepted into an undergraduate study into Civil & Environmental Engineering and also Electrical Engineering. I need to choose between the two. If I choose CEE, then I'll go into Transportation and Construction. I will go into electronics engineering for EE. I find EE more interesting, but I'm a bit concerned of the academic and job outlook aspects (studies in electrial systems, circuit theories, DSP, programming, etc...) as they seem more difficult and not as intuitive as CEE. And I haven't been able to find internships for undergraduates who finished their first year while I can find many more for CEE as job market for EE doesn't seem good in Seattle, WA, USA.
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 | I can't decide on what major to follow. The subjects between Civil and Environmental seem to be very similar. I haven't seen many jobs advertised in Environmental Engineering compared to Civil Engineering.
Is Environmental Engineering going to help me get a job when I graduate or is it just a rubbish degree and is it just best to stick to Civil?
6 answers - Asked By: smarties28 - 12/21/2008 |
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 | I´m about to go to college, but I´m not sure what I want to study. Either Architecture, or Civil Engeneering. However, I found out about this thing called Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, (sometimes referred only as Architectural Engineering) and I would like to know what it is.
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| I have a degree in civil and environmental engineering with a structural specialization. I have on year of experience in structural engineering and limited experience in mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering in building control panels for heavy machinery at a separate job than the structural engineering. I am interested in volunteer work abroad that would take advantage of this background. Ideally I would like my travel and living situation taken care of while I volunteer my time, but I have noticed that doesn't seem to be too common. Thank you for any suggestions.
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| I've been trying to get an internship in business and finance and I have a degree in Political Science. Although its a no-brainer that employers won't hire a candidate without the respective major, I've have some friends who've had degrees that relate to nothing to what they do, and still get the job. For example my friend, who was a history major happened to get a job in urban planning, which is a job specifically made for public policy admins or civil/environmental engineers. I really don't know what to do.
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 | I'm currently in the last year study of polytecnics in Singapore. I'm interested in animal and nature since young and wish i can have my dream come true.. So what kind of job i can find in S'pore which is suitable to me? I'm going to graduate in Feb next year, major in Civil & Environmental Engineering
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 | I am 18.i have recently completed my intermediate.i am interested in civil environmental engineer but i do not have any idea about what this branch deal with?what does civil environmental do?on what subjects we need to concentrate the most?i like to work outdoors,so after my engineer i wanted to take up a job.so where do we have better job offers and other details about it.after my engineer i wanted to do my masters with my job.i am completely messed up about this..will you please help me out???
1 answer - Asked By: Nazia fathima Syeda - 6/18/2012 |
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| I am a junior Civil & Environmental engineering student. I am about to declare my primary and secondary areas of study and i want to make environmental my primary. I want to work in sustainable urban development or design. What kind of jobs can I get as an environmental engineer for sustainability?
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| I am a junior Civil & Environmental engineering student. I am about to declare my primary and secondary areas of study and i want to make environmental my primary. I want to work in sustainable urban development or design. What kind of jobs can I get as an environmental engineer for sustainability?
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| What degree should I get? Do I need to attend environmental engineering program after 4 years in college?
I don't know about this field, so can you arrange what I have to do in order to be an environmental engineer?
Finally, how is the job competition? Do they earn lots of money?
Thanks! have a great day!
1 answer - Asked By: Pilot R - 3/24/2009 |
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| My intuitive guess is mechanical, civil, or environmental engineering.
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| I just graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering and a minor in Environmental Engineering. I want to work for someone where I can travel a lot. Where would I look for companies that have national and international travel?
1 answer - Asked By: Chris F - 1/24/2011 |
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| 1) Which one gets a higher pay?
2) Which one is easier to find a job?
3) Can I be an environmental scientist with a degree in environmental engineering; or an environmental engineer with a degree in environmental science?
Thanks!
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 | I am currently doing my graduation in civil eng. and i am planning to do my masters in USA.I really wanna know which is the best option for me,whether to go with civil and environmental or structural,construction etc. Also let me know the job opportunities for various masters degrees in civil.
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| I am from india and i'd like to do my masters in USA.
I am really confused to opt for environmental/structural/geo-technical in my masters.Is it easy for me to grab a job as an environmental engineer in USA?
anyone who is currently doing their masters plz advice me,and also others can give me some valuable advices
Thank you!
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 | I know all engineering majors are hard, but I would just like to know which one is least difficult. Here's a list. Please order them from hardest to easiest.
* Aerospace Engineering
* Bioengineering
* Industrial Engineering
* Chemical Engineering
* Civil and Environmental Engineering
* Electrical Engineering
* Computer Engineering
* Mechanical Engineering
I'm going in as a chemical engineering major but I'm having doubts. I think I will be able to handle it. I got a 5 on my AP Chemistry exam and a 4 on my AP Calculus BC Exam, and a 5 on my AP Computer Science exam. I also got a 5 on my AP Biology exam so I am actually thinking about Bioengineering. I like biology. Does anyone think that I will make it? Should I drop chemical for bioengineering? Do Bioengineers get good job opportunities?
16 answers - Asked By: XINIO654-THE NOLDOR GAYTHEIST - 8/24/2007 |
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| If I major environemtal engineering and graduate after 4 years, what should I do next to become an environmental engineer?
Do I have to go to engineering program? How long is it? is it necessary?
So let's suppose that I got bachelors degree when I am 23. Then can I get a job as an environmental engineer right away?
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| I'm looking into some type of engineering as my major in college, but I'm not sure what would best fit my intended career path.
It would be awesome to have a job where I could help create things that help the earth be a cleaner, healthier, safer place to live.
What kind of major would help me best accomplish this goal? I know environmental engineering is more literal in the sense of 'cleaning up the earth', but I feel like civil engineering might better suit my situation.
Does anyone have any ideas?
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| I'm a 23 year old mechanical engineer. I've had experience (well not much considering my age) with both the office engineering job and the field engineering job. And after doing the office job for about a year, I know that I can't last in the environment. So I was wondering what my options are. I've been looking into environmental engineering and civil engineering, but I don't know if the companies would be willing to take the time to train me. I'm looking for an engineering job that is not only outdoors and exciting, but also challenging and rewarding. Simply put, I don't have the capacity or energy to sit and stare at a computer all day, every day until I retire. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
P.S. I live in southern California, if that helps.
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| Some say that engineering jobs are rapidly being outsourced to China and India. What jobs in the engineering field are the ones to go?
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