What are the employment trends of mechanical majors?
About 1/3 of the students in our class continue to graduate students. The remaining three of the second, 30% into the construction machinery, that is, cranes, excavators and other construction machinery factory, 30% into the automotive industry, but also related industries. The remaining 40% are very scattered, there are into the production of machinery parts company (treatment is not necessarily bad), the engine industry, mechanical and electrical, non mechanical enterprises, equipment maintenance, and so on. And continue studying for postgraduate studies. Of course, there are links to the road into the oil, the national grid will not say, ha ha.
To see how the capacity and diploma, the operation is the most low-end equipment, engage in the end of the design, high-end R & D. But for many years working experience: 1 draw two school stuff, can come in handy in the minority, 2 work is difficult. So. The best situation is school you can stuff later undertaking to lay the foundation.
There are a lot of work with mechanical design, process improvement, CAD drawing, NC too much, are you in the company, then the company according to your hobbies, combined with the company's need to arrange the specific work. That's basically the case.
The direction is really too much, our school is a two school, but mechanical professional make our school's advantages, professional, enrollment scores to more than 10% of the key line, it is possible to admit. It is better than nothing.
