Studying Decision Help for Design Engineer: Master's or Something Else?

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The discussion centers on a design engineer seeking guidance on whether to pursue a master's degree or explore teaching opportunities to share knowledge with aspiring engineers. The individual expresses a desire to help students and is encouraged to consider teaching introductory engineering courses at a community college as a viable option. The conversation highlights the importance of personal fulfillment in career decisions, suggesting that if the engineer is content in their current role, further education may not be necessary. Overall, the focus is on balancing professional satisfaction with the desire to educate others.
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Hello...I'm currently working as a design engineer but I've got free time during weekends.I want to share my knowledge with the other people, especially to students who want to be an engineer like me. My junior school mates and my professors also want me to pursue academic field but I don't know where to start. I'm good in Mathematics, Electronics and Physics.

Should I pursue master's degree or something? Kindly help me decide. Thank you!
 
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Eucliddo said:
Hello...I'm currently working as a design engineer but I've got free time during weekends.I want to share my knowledge with the other people, especially to students who want to be an engineer like me. My junior school mates and my professors also want me to pursue academic field but I don't know where to start. I'm good in Mathematics, Electronics and Physics.

Should I pursue master's degree or something? Kindly help me decide. Thank you!

No one can answer what is best for you. If you're happy in your career, then going back to school might not be right for you.

If you're interested in helping students pursue engineering, then you could also look into teaching introductory engineering courses at a local community college on the weekend/weeknights.
 

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