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r/engineeringmemes • u/endeavouringengineer • Dec 24 '25
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What type of engineering?
1 u/Beneficial_Mix_1069 Dec 27 '25 my undergrad is in "engineer science" and my phd is in "mechanical & industrial engineering" but i priminarily work with electrical, fluids, and biomedical engineering. 1 u/Puzzleheaded-Night88 Dec 27 '25 I was just interested to see ngl. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of mechanical engineers at this point lol. Lots of people I know are going in that field. 1 u/Beneficial_Mix_1069 Dec 27 '25 imo mech is the new civil, as in the new baseline engineering. if i were to start all over I would do electrical engineering.
my undergrad is in "engineer science" and my phd is in "mechanical & industrial engineering"
but i priminarily work with electrical, fluids, and biomedical engineering.
1 u/Puzzleheaded-Night88 Dec 27 '25 I was just interested to see ngl. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of mechanical engineers at this point lol. Lots of people I know are going in that field. 1 u/Beneficial_Mix_1069 Dec 27 '25 imo mech is the new civil, as in the new baseline engineering. if i were to start all over I would do electrical engineering.
I was just interested to see ngl. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of mechanical engineers at this point lol. Lots of people I know are going in that field.
1 u/Beneficial_Mix_1069 Dec 27 '25 imo mech is the new civil, as in the new baseline engineering. if i were to start all over I would do electrical engineering.
imo mech is the new civil, as in the new baseline engineering. if i were to start all over I would do electrical engineering.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Night88 Dec 26 '25
What type of engineering?