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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It all depends on which type of engineering you are referring.  High quality well trained engineers will always be in demand.  Engineers from technical certificates places will have more trouble.

Chemical engineers that go into the oil industry experience ups and downs frequently.
Mechanical can be good steady work,but some do not pay as well- againitreallydepedsonwhat type of mechanical engineer.
Electrical and computer engineeering have excellent prospects
Aerospace will always be there,but there is stiff competition.
Bio-engineers  same as aerospace
Good Industrial engineers are in good shape too
[b]Thinking, creative engineers that can write coherently are always in demand too. [/b] [/quote]

Just a question about the creative engineers that can write coherently.  My daughter has always wanted to be an engineer, but loves writing. She also like collaborating instead of being in a lab or a computer screen alone.    She is kinda clueless what type of engineering to even go into.  She is a junior by the way.  [/quote]

Purdue and University of Delaware talk about collaborative learning intheir teaching.  They have listened to the employers who want team players.  I can say that Purdue walks the talk as thata is where my DC attends.

I think most engineering majors are okay, it is what you do with the major- being in a company where they develop the new products is more likely to be collaborative than a job that it mainly about keeping up an existing product.  [/quote]

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