What to do to focus on design field of refrigeration?

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Graduates in mechanical engineering seeking to specialize in refrigeration through a Master's program in the USA can successfully transition into design fields. While current employment in steel structure erection may not directly align with HVAC, the foundational skills from mechanical engineering are applicable. Many HVAC engineers possess only a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, indicating that further education in refrigeration can enhance career prospects. Networking with professionals in the HVAC industry and gaining relevant experience through internships or projects can also facilitate this career shift.
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I'm graduated in mechanical engineering. I would like to do MS on Refrigeration from USA. Then I would like to focus on design fields. But currently I'm working in the field of steel structure erection. Hope your suggestions and advices to change career.
 
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Most of the HVAC engineers I work with just have regular mechanical BS degrees.
 

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