Engineering Which Has More Job Opportunities: Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering?

Thread starter Dkwan
Start date Aug 8, 2011
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Manufacturing engineering consistently has a strong market presence due to the ongoing need for production in factories. This field offers job opportunities in both management and hands-on roles. In comparison to mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering is often viewed as having a more stable demand, particularly in industries focused on production processes. Individuals considering their career path should weigh the job market stability and opportunities in manufacturing engineering against their interests and skills in mechanical engineering. Overall, manufacturing engineering is a viable choice for those seeking employment in a field with enduring demand.

Aug 8, 2011

Dkwan

Did manufacturing engineering had market??if compared to mechanical engineering which one has more jobs opportunity?please help me.i'm confused .which one should i take...

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Aug 14, 2011

FAlonso

Manufacturing Engineering always has market. As long as there is production going on in factories, they need people both for management and hands on work

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