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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am curious about material engineering, I don’t totally understand how it is different from chemical [/quote] In a nutshell, it's hard stuff rather than liquids or gas. It's a lesser known field, but the ratio of jobs to applicants is very favorable - you are very versatile, less funneled into one narrow path. At most schools, you'll benefit from smaller classes and lots of faculty attention and research opportunities once you've made it out of the Intro to Engineering type classes. Worth checking out.[/quote] Absolutely. We have such a hard time hiring materials engineers - they are in really high demand! The ones I know are absolutely brilliant. [/quote] Where do materials engineers typically work? (genuine question - as I wonder if this is a potential for my DC based on their personal interests...but not sure what the jobs would be)[/quote]
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