Engineering What are the job prospects for a control systems or electric power engineer?

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Choosing between control systems (automation) and electric power in Serbia requires consideration of the local job market and future career prospects. The decision should be influenced by whether the student intends to work in Serbia or abroad. Engaging with professors for insights on industry connections and job outlooks is recommended. Additionally, researching job opportunities in both fields through platforms like Indeed can provide clarity on salary expectations and demand for each specialization.
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Hello, I am a first year student at the Faculty of Electronics in Serbia. In October, I have to choose the direction, I am hesitant between control system(automation) and electric power. What should I choose, what is more promising, where are the higher salaries...
 
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Hello, I am a first year student at the Faculty of Electronics in Serbia. In October, I have to choose the direction, I am hesitant between control system(automation) and electric power. What should I choose, what is more promising, where are the higher salaries...
<<Emphasis added>> The answer to that question will be strongly dependent on the local job market. If you plan on staying in Serbia, you should ask your professors whether they have ties to local industry and, if so, what their outlook is. If you plan to leave Serbia, you will need to identify where you plan to work.
 
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This may give you some ideas.
https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=control%20systems%20engineer&l=
https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=electric%20power%20engineer&l=
 
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