Engineering (Pre-Engineering), Gen
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This broad major is intended to orient you to engineering as a whole. You will learn to use mathematical and scientific principles to solve a wide variety of practical problems in industry, social organization, public works, and commerce. This study will be useful in a wide variety of fields including medicine, aerospace, agriculture, technology, and energy. As a result, there are many engineering majors and your choice will be based upon your interests and your abilities. You will find great flexibility in the way colleges structure the engineering major.
Degrees
- A bachelor's degree usually provides access to most engineering positions.
- Graduates with an advanced degree may teach in higher education or work as consultants or administrative management persons in large corporations.
- Engineering jobs can be found in research and development, manufacturing, construction, and sales, among others.
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- Aerospace Engineer
- Aerospace Engineering Technician
- Agricultural Engineer
- Automotive Engineer
- Biomedical Engineer
- Boat Builder/Repairer
- Ceramic Engineer
- Chemical Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Civil Engineering Technician
- Computer Engineer
- Electrical/Electronics Engineer
- Electrical/Electronics Tech
- Energy Auditor
- Energy Broker
- Environmental Engineer
- Geologist
- Industrial Engineer
- Industrial Engineering Tech
- Information Systems Manager
- Marine Architect
- Materials Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Mechanical Engineering Tech
- Metallurgical Engineer
- Metallurgical Technician
- Mining Engineer
- Nondestructive Tester
- Nuclear Engineer
- Oceanographer
- Petroleum Engineer
- Physicist
- Production Manager (Industry)
- Project Manager
- Quality Control Technician
- Safety Engineer
- Sales Engineer
- Ship Captain
- Solar Energy Engineer
- Traffic Engineering Technician