Masters of computational engineering ?

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Completing a bachelor's degree in nuclear engineering is strongly advised, as it provides a solid foundation and credentials. Transitioning to computational engineering can enhance career opportunities, and adding computational courses can complement the existing nuclear engineering background. Marketing oneself as an engineer with expertise in both fields may increase employability. Consulting with career advisors is recommended for tailored insights into the job market and potential pathways.
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I am almost done with 5 years bachelor of nuclear engineering, is it a good idea to switch to computational engineering, since that it will open more opportunities?
 
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One you really should complete your degree ie don’t just drop it.

Two you could augment it with some computational courses.

You could then market yourself as an engineer with nuclear and computational skills.

Have you spoken with your career advisors? They would have a better understanding of the job market.
 
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