What are the prospects for a master’s graduate in engineering mechanics who specializes in pipeline stress analysis? ?
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As the title says! ! ! What are the prospects for a master’s graduate in engineering mechanics who specializes in pipeline stress analysis? ?
It’s okay; I have a good deal of theoretical knowledge! In the chemical industry, it’s best to have a background in chemical engineering machinery!
One word: loss. A bachelor’s degree is sufficient for this.
This year, when looking for a job, I’ll seek a company that deals with pipeline stress analysis; I’m not sure yet. Thank you to levjod and llu85.
It doesn’t matter whether there’s a loss or not; talent can be found in any field. It’s not easy to excel in every profession, and moreover, those with expertise in pipeline machinery hold significant influence in design firms!
There are also many doctors working on this; it’s really worthwhile
It seems that the pipeline stress is quite good; what’s lacking right now is something in this area