Want to do Instrumentation Masters

[shaiqbashir]

Hi Guys!

well! I am doing my BS in electronics Engineering from Pakistan. I want to do specialization in Instrumentation Engineering. What necessary steps do i have to take. What are the good universities that have a reputable degree of Instrumentation?

Secondly! i want to ask you about the scope of this. Will it be suitable for an electronics engineering student?? If not, then what is the most suitable field for an Electronics Engineer to go into?

Please help as soon as possible

I shall be thankful to you for this act of kindness.

Thanks and Good Bye!

 

[leright]

Hi Guys!
well! I am doing my BS in electronics Engineering from Pakistan. I want to do specialization in Instrumentation Engineering. What necessary steps do i have to take. What are the good universities that have a reputable degree of Instrumentation?
Secondly! i want to ask you about the scope of this. Will it be suitable for an electronics engineering student?? If not, then what is the most suitable field for an Electronics Engineer to go into?
Please help as soon as possible
I shall be thankful to you for this act of kindness.
Thanks and Good Bye!

I'm afraid I've never heard of a specialization known as instrumentation engineering. Do you think it may be referred to as something different at many places?

 

[piercas]

Dear aspiring Instrumentation Master,

Thank you for your interest in pursuing a specialization in Instrumentation Engineering. I can assure you that this field offers a wide range of opportunities and is a highly sought-after area of study in today's industry.

To begin your journey towards a Master's degree in Instrumentation Engineering, you will first need to complete your BS in Electronics Engineering. It is important to have a strong foundation in electronics before delving into the more specialized field of instrumentation. Once you have completed your undergraduate degree, you can then start researching universities that offer a reputable Master's program in Instrumentation Engineering. Some well-known universities in this field include Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California-Berkeley, and Georgia Institute of Technology, among others.

As for the scope of this field, it is constantly evolving and expanding with the advancements in technology. Instrumentation engineering involves designing, developing, and maintaining instruments used in various industries such as healthcare, aerospace, manufacturing, and more. With the increasing demand for automation and control systems in these industries, there is a high demand for skilled instrumentation engineers. Therefore, pursuing a Master's degree in this field can lead to a promising career with various job opportunities in both the private and public sectors.

As an electronics engineering student, you already have a strong foundation in the fundamentals of electronic systems, making you well-suited for a specialization in instrumentation. However, if you are interested in exploring other fields, there are various options available to you such as telecommunications, computer engineering, and renewable energy.

I hope this information helps you in your journey towards becoming an Instrumentation Master. Best of luck in your future endeavors!


A Scientist