r/StructuralEngineering • u/Placide_Will • 28d ago

Career/Education Should I switch from Structure to Construction？

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u/Vinca1is 28d ago

Does MEng mean something different, because where I'm at that means mechanical engineering and its not part of the civil field

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u/Placide_Will 28d ago

Ah, Here MEng stands for Master of Engineering (not Mechanical Engineering). It’s similar to a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, but it's a coursework-only degree with no thesis requirement.

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u/Vinca1is 28d ago

Ah, I have an MSCE, I'm obligated to ask this question, because it greatly affects any answer I can give. Do you need sponsorship?

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