Chinese Postgraduate Seeks Career Suggestions - Mechanical Engineering

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Postgraduate students in Mechanical Engineering from NEU China are seeking career guidance. Opportunities in structural engineering are highlighted due to China's infrastructure needs, including bridges and railways. Involvement in the space program is mentioned as a prestigious but competitive option. Additionally, pursuing nanotechnology and improving English language skills are suggested as beneficial for career advancement. Exploring these fields can enhance job prospects in a rapidly developing industry.
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now,i am a postgraduate in NEU china,major in Mechanical Engineering,but i don't know what should i work at?
hope give me some suggestion.
 
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Welcome aboard, Renwei.
I don't know a lot about politics or geography, so I'm going solely based upon my limited knowledge of China. If you intend to stay there, I think that structural would be most useful. You guys need a lot of infrastructure such as bridges, roads, railways, canals etc. to support your massive population. There are, of course, more glamourous pursuits such as getting involved with your space programme, but it might be considerably harder to gain employment in that area.
 
renwei1987 said:
now,i am a postgraduate in NEU china,major in Mechanical Engineering,but i don't know what should i work at?
hope give me some suggestion.

Nanotechnology would be fine.
 
studying English would also be an asset
 

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