What is the job prospect for M.E's

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Mechanical engineering remains a vital field, with ongoing demand for innovative projects and technologies. Reports suggesting its decline are misleading, as the discipline continues to play a crucial role in various industries. Alternatives like mechatronics can complement a mechanical engineering degree, expanding career opportunities. The field is not only alive but also evolving with new advancements. Pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering is still a worthwhile investment for the future.
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hi guys, I just need a little bit of advice. so I plan on going to college for mechanical engineering. but I have been reading reports that say that mechanical engineering is not needed or is dying. Is it worth it to pursue the degree in mechanical engineering? what alternatives could there be?
 
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Isaac1720 said:
I have been reading reports that say that mechanical engineering is not needed or is dying.
Who writes such untruths? As long as there is demand for masterpieces like this one

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneering_Spirit_(ship)

I believe mechanical engineering is very much alive. Of course there are many other examples, ranging over multiple orders of magnitude. If during your studies you feel inclined to broaden your scope, you may find mechatronics interesting.
 

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