Is a Materials Engineering Degree Worth It?

it’s really annoying how you zoom in on everything and hide all the headings

what i understand is materials engineering is not a good engineering major but it's nice to have engineering major

I am going with a Bachelors BS in Physics and Masters in Materials Science and Engineering hoping to get a job in the Aerospace industry.

Is it possible to do mse after bs in physics?

Can you do a review of the Msc. Computation methods in civil engineering in German public universities

As a masters degree in the civil engineering in uni of Patras and doing now bachelor in science of materials engineering in the same uni. Is the future of the world your video is astonishing very accurate and very good analysis of x factors

Hah he thinks I have friends

Hello bro, is it true that material engineering is the best major for an aspiring inventors?

Scope in biology after material science degree?

Does this apply for a materials science masters degree? I’m graduating with a bachelors in nuclear medicine technology this month and got accepted into my universities materials science masters program. Let me know.

Nice one.
Please can you do a video on metallurgical and materials engineering? thanks

Not in my country they don't know what a materials engineering is.

I started out as a Chem E & ended up as a nurse, the job market was dry as the Arizona desert in July when I graduated from college, after 4 yrs as an engineer and no job success other than in defense contracting (which made me question my ethics) I quit engineering altogether and went into medicine, and eventually got into a nurse anesthetist program, my Chem E knowledge served me well in giving me a good understanding of chemistry which translated well to pharmacology. I honestly cant believe I’m not insane from all the schooling I’ve had over the years, I def am grateful that I left college every time with zero debt, first thanks to my military service/gi bill & the VA’s vocational rehab & STEM grant. I would say 4 yrs in the military won’t kill you to serve out to get that GI bill, but given the current climate of the world, & the horrible leadership in Washington, I just might be wrong🫡

I am going to pursue material engineering guys what's your opinion?

Nice video, thanks 👍

Brilliant, so helpful, thanks 👍

Can you do one on Nanotechnology it's like materials engineering but a bit more different

Graduated with a BS in MSE from UCD and got a job right after I graduated. It’s a small field where most jobs are mech or electrical engineering based but if you love thinking in the nano level, this degree is for you!

I graduated with a B.S in Biology (Medical Technology Track), Electrical Engineering (Biomedical Engineering emphasis), and Physics (Physics track) in 2014. It took me 7 years with 1.5 years of medical leave to complete the degree. Worth it because it helped me earn my PhD in Materials Science and Engineering.