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A traditional engineering degree at the BSc level does not do research. Any exceptions you can think of are rare and have more to do with the individual than th
by throwawaymath 8y ago
A traditional engineering degree at the BSc level does not do research. Any exceptions you can think of are rare and have more to do with the individual than the degree.
- 3rdAccount 8y agoI disagree. You can do research in industry. It just probably won't be the kind that gets published. But yea, I meant to point out that after a Masters or PhD, there is still a ton of research in EE, civE, ME, chemE, biomed, and even IE, but there is also tons of industry jobs. Not so much in the fad fields. Even nanotech companies would rather a chemE.