Engineering Engineer: B.Sc Science Grad to M.Sc Industrial Automation

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A Science graduate in Sri Lanka pursuing an M.Sc in Industrial Automation is seeking clarity on whether this second degree qualifies him as an engineer and offers job priority in the engineering field. The discussion highlights that while having an M.Sc may enhance his qualifications, it does not automatically confer engineering status or priority for engineering jobs. The best path forward involves gaining relevant experience, possibly pursuing professional engineering certification, and networking within the industry to improve job prospects.

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hello,
One of my friend asked me this question.he is a Science graduate in sri lanka(B.Sc in science).and he wants to be an engineer.He's just following a M.Sc in Industrial Automation degree in an Engineering faculty right now.so he wants to know that because of his second degree as a engineer,has he got a priority or considered as a engineer?if not what is the best path with this M.Sc?thank You
 
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