Schaeler2013
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I've noticed a Process Engineering MSc course, though I'm wondering if there is any point to completing such a course in terms of employment?
When I look through job adverts for Process Engineers, they almost invariably ask for a Bachelors degree in Mech Engineering or a Science such as Physics, then most ask for, say, 3 years relevant experience.
A much smaller number of ads ask for the Bachelors but no experience.
So if wanting to go into this field presumably you apply for the much smaller number of jobs which don't require experience, then at a later date the rest of the Process Engineering jobs can be applied for when experience has been attained.
Though I haven't as yet seen any ads requesting someone with an MSc in Process Engineering.
Therefore, I was wondering if there's any point in completing such a course from a future employment perspective?
When I look through job adverts for Process Engineers, they almost invariably ask for a Bachelors degree in Mech Engineering or a Science such as Physics, then most ask for, say, 3 years relevant experience.
A much smaller number of ads ask for the Bachelors but no experience.
So if wanting to go into this field presumably you apply for the much smaller number of jobs which don't require experience, then at a later date the rest of the Process Engineering jobs can be applied for when experience has been attained.
Though I haven't as yet seen any ads requesting someone with an MSc in Process Engineering.
Therefore, I was wondering if there's any point in completing such a course from a future employment perspective?