Masters in Sustainable Energy Engineering

[eaboujaoudeh]

Hey all

I just got accepted to KTH which i hear is one of the best universities in Sweden, unfortunately I'm in a dilemna. I have a great job and good salary and the company would soon become dependant on me after the main engineer leaves in the coming week and my salary can go as high as my greed goes :D. But on the other side if i quit my only source of income and go to Sweden to do my masters i'll change my lifestyle from Rock star to living on the edge...what do u think guys?

And about the major i chose, do u think its good to find high profile jobs? cause i think its becoming an evermore important topic in today's world.

And 1 more question, is it easy to find a Mechanical Engineering job in sweden if ur a foreigner?
Thnx guys
Elie

 

[samgreen77]

Dear Elie;

I hope you are doing well.

Could you find any answer to your question about whether to choose KTH,continuing for master or staying at work? If yes, would you please share your experience with me , as I have the same problem it will really helps.

Thank you very much.

With best regards,
Reza

 

[Mene]

Congratulations on your acceptance to KTH and for considering furthering your education in sustainable energy engineering. It is a very relevant and important field in today's world, and I believe it will continue to grow in demand in the future. I can assure you that the skills and knowledge you will gain from this program will be valuable and sought after by many companies in the energy sector.

As for your dilemma, it ultimately comes down to your personal goals and priorities. While a high salary may be tempting, investing in your education and gaining specialized knowledge in a growing field can also lead to long-term career success and satisfaction. You should carefully weigh the pros and cons of each option and make a decision that aligns with your values and goals.

In terms of job prospects, sustainable energy engineering is a rapidly expanding field and there is a high demand for professionals with this expertise. It is likely that you will be able to find a high-profile job in this field, especially with a degree from KTH. However, it is always advisable to do some research and networking to get a better understanding of the job market in Sweden for foreign engineers.

Overall, I believe that pursuing your masters in sustainable energy engineering at KTH would be a valuable and rewarding experience. It will not only enhance your knowledge and skills, but also open up new opportunities for you in the future. Good luck with your decision!