Engineering Marine engineering vs. Aeronautial Engineering

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The discussion centers on comparing career options in marine engineering, aeronautical engineering, robotech engineering, and geochemical research. It highlights that while aeronautical engineering may offer slightly better job prospects, the choice ultimately depends on personal interests. The potential for employment in space agencies is noted for robotech engineering, while geochemical research raises questions about specific employers in the field. The consensus emphasizes that individual interests should guide career decisions, suggesting that listing personal interests can help clarify the best path forward.
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Which is a better choice for a career? Which is more interesting? Which has more scope, both in terms of employement and development as an industry?
If none of these, then what about robotech engineering (can I work for a space agency if I go into this field?) or geochemical research (where, or what company would employ me if I choose ti di this?)?
 
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modulus said:
Which is a better choice for a career? Which is more interesting? Which has more scope, both in terms of employement and development as an industry?
If none of these, then what about robotech engineering (can I work for a space agency if I go into this field?) or geochemical research (where, or what company would employ me if I choose ti di this?)?

Marine and Aeronautical are completely different.

You'll probably find a job in Aero slightly more easily but it really just depends.

As far as what is more interesting, well, that's up to you and your personal interest.

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It's upon your personal interest sir!.. List all you interest and might get an idea for your job as your career..:)
 
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