Careers in Metallurgy
Careers in Metallurgy
(OP)
Sorry if this isn't the place to ask, but I just currently started going back to school and I'm considering going for metallurgy/material science. But before I commit to anything, I want to be sure that there are good job opportunities for this field. To be honest, I don't know any specific jobs that are out there requiring knowledge in this field.
Also, if anyone has any suggestions for schools I can transfer to (I'm obtaining my Associate of Science), in North Carolina, feel free to list them. Thanks.
Also, if anyone has any suggestions for schools I can transfer to (I'm obtaining my Associate of Science), in North Carolina, feel free to list them. Thanks.





RE: Careers in Metallurgy
RE: Careers in Metallurgy
In my opinion, before you select a specialty, you have to think long and hard about where you would like to live.
Semiconductor engineers can pick between California Massachusetts, Texas etc.
Don't expect to get much of a job in New England as a mining specialist. Or if you love the southwest, don't become a "pulp and paper" engineer (but there are great opportunities in Maine, Wisconsin, Vermont, Georgia etc.
Civil & Structural engineers are needed all over the US
etc, etc etc...
My opinion only
-MJC
RE: Careers in Metallurgy