Can an engineering degree lead to unexpected opportunities?

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In summary, obtaining an engineering degree can lead to unexpected opportunities. The skills and knowledge gained through an engineering education can be applied to a variety of industries and job roles, providing a diverse range of career options. Additionally, the problem-solving and critical thinking abilities developed during an engineering degree can be valuable in any field, allowing for opportunities beyond traditional engineering roles. Furthermore, the high demand for engineers in various sectors and the constant advancements in technology continue to create new and unexpected opportunities for those with an engineering background.
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Hans Herland
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Hey, Hans from Norway here.

I just started on my engineering degree, which I sort of randomly ended up in after not getting into the IT studies I applied for, so it's all pretty new to me.

Hopefully I'll be able to learn a thing or two from here. =)
 
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Welcome to PF Hans!
 

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