Can't Decide? Here's How to Find an Industry Combining Your Interests

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The discussion centers around finding an industry that combines multiple interests, specifically in the fields of mathematics, robotics, astrophysics, electrical engineering, drawing, and radioactivity. Participants explore potential career paths and fields of study that may align with these diverse interests.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that it may not be necessary to find a single occupation that encompasses all interests, recommending a general education in physics or engineering to discover strengths and specific interests over time.
  • Another participant proposes nuclear engineering applied to robotics as a possible field, although they express uncertainty about the existence of portable power systems engineering.
  • A different participant expresses a preference for robotics over nuclear engineering, indicating that their interest in nuclear engineering is minimal.
  • One participant questions the feasibility of finding a field that incorporates all listed subjects equally, suggesting that designing robots for NASA or space-related organizations might be a better fit.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on a specific industry that combines all interests. There are multiple competing views on how to approach the integration of these interests into a career path.

Contextual Notes

Participants express varying levels of interest in specific fields, and there is uncertainty regarding the existence of certain interdisciplinary studies. The discussion reflects a range of perspectives on how to balance diverse interests in career planning.

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Unable to decide!

hello guys
I have great interest in Maths,Robotics,Astrophysics,electrical engineering,drawing,radioactivity
where can i get an industry involving all these!
 
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There's no rule that says you have to find an occupation that combines each and every one of your interests. Depending on where you are in your career/education right now, I might recommend looking at a general education avenue in either physics or engineering and then as you advance, you can move into a specific field depending on where you discover strengths and more intense interests.
 


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jontyjashan said:
hello guys
I have great interest in Maths,Robotics,Astrophysics,electrical engineering,drawing,radioactivity
where can i get an industry involving all these!

Sounds to me like you would want to get into an industry like nuclear engineering but applied to robotics. It might sound like a science fictiony thing because in all honesty I don't know if there is portable power systems engineering as a real study.

Nuclear engineering would probably be a good bet for you though. I know there's a couple of such engineers on here so maybe they can put forward what a typical day is like for you.
 


actually i have little interest in nuclear engineering than at robotics
 


I think you're being quite vague, and I doubt there is anything that incorporates all of those subjects in equal proportions. However, designing robots for NASA or another space-related agency or organization might fit.
 

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