hizdadd
Industrial
- Jan 22, 2012
- 5
Hi, I have just completed my Bachelors of Engineering in Industrial and
manufacturing, and now i am planning to do my Masters from Canada/ America.
i have been really confused as to what i should pursue in my post graduate studies. initially i thought of opting for a management sciences(operations research, supply chain) program. But then i thought some diversity would be good and an environmental degree would be helpful. But i read in a forum somewhere that environmental engineers were finding it very hard to get work in the US or Canada.
So just a little advise from you guys would be helpful, as to what degree i should pursue and the job market for that particular program. And also with having two degree (graduate and post graduate degree) in different subject how will employers view me? is it going to be an advantage or not?
Here are some of the programs i am thinking of
1)Environmental engineering
2)management science or industrial engineering
3)mechanical engineering
4)petroleum engineering
manufacturing, and now i am planning to do my Masters from Canada/ America.
i have been really confused as to what i should pursue in my post graduate studies. initially i thought of opting for a management sciences(operations research, supply chain) program. But then i thought some diversity would be good and an environmental degree would be helpful. But i read in a forum somewhere that environmental engineers were finding it very hard to get work in the US or Canada.
So just a little advise from you guys would be helpful, as to what degree i should pursue and the job market for that particular program. And also with having two degree (graduate and post graduate degree) in different subject how will employers view me? is it going to be an advantage or not?
Here are some of the programs i am thinking of
1)Environmental engineering
2)management science or industrial engineering
3)mechanical engineering
4)petroleum engineering