Just because you’re not keen on building bridges, firing up airplanes or digging oil wells doesn’t mean engineering isn’t for you! Along with leaps in tech and evolving planetary needs, there are many sub-branches of engineering to specialize in. So, if you’re looking for something a little different to the conventional civil/electrical/mechanical engineering degree, but still want a promising career trajectory, here are eight engineering courses to consider…
1. Environmental engineering
Interested in product and process design, management or consultancy, and solving key environmental concerns? Fancy working as a water resource engineer, air quality specialist or director of waste management? Then you might want to consider doing a BSc in environmental engineering. Topics covered in most environmental engineering degrees include thermodynamics, environmental safety, civil engineering, and water resources.
2. Robotics engineering
Do you know your C2P0 from your BB-8? Studying and working in robotics, you would be designing robots and robotic systems to help humans perform duties they are unable or reluctant to complete. One of the most exciting areas of engineering today, robotics has experienced a massive investment boom over the past couple of years, with The Financial Times forecasting that robots are just about to “roll or walk out of the labs”.



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