Aerospace majors, which belong to the mechanical category, have always been in a state of "not being rich, nor starving".
So, is it worth applying for the aerospace major of Beihang University?
Compared with information majors, is there really no comparison?
One view is that ".
Personal situation: 14 level + 18 master, has been in the 15 department.
First of all, jobs with an annual salary of less than 10w must exist objectively, but no one I know has heard of signing a job with an annual salary of less than 10w (master's, undergraduate is not very clear.
Here is just a simple introduction to some of the situation in Beijing Aerospace Institute based on personal experience, and the situation will definitely change when you graduate, so it is for reference only.
Units within a space system can be broadly classified as "overall and non-total".
At present, it is generally believed that the follow-up career development of the overall unit may be slightly better, and the salary will definitely be above the middle in the hospital or the system, but it is not necessarily the highest. Sometimes the most that a hospital can take is the main product of the hospital (just as a whole).
Judging from this year's personal experience and the experience of the small partners around me, the more general ones are about 14 15, the better ones can be 20, and the higher ones should be rare, and I have not heard of more than 25 at present. In addition, I feel the situation of looking for a job in the aerospace system for information-related majors
1.It's relatively easy to find;
2.The difficulty of wanting to go to the top units (No. 1, War Martial, 501, etc.) is higher than that of students majoring in the overall category;
Another view is that ".
At present, the information related to the choice of majors is basically transparent, and the salary level of aviation is generally lower than that of information, which is indeed the case.
If you pay more attention to the salary level, it is normal to change majors, but aviation should be divided into many majors, materials, aerospace, biomedicine, machinery, industrial design, are very different, can not be generalized......
For example, even if the salary of industrial design is better, the material is like this, and if you take scientific research, the path is not the same as that of aerospace machinery.
So it's up to you.
If you want to make a scientific decision, see what subjects you are suitable for and what kind of work you are suitable for.
If you do change majors, you don't have to think it's a big deal.
If salary level is the primary consideration, you are also welcome in management.
I am an information student at Beihang University, but I don't think the future is particularly bright.
The employment destination of the students of the two airlines is relatively stable, but it should be possible to avoid 996, and I don't know much about this aspect, so I dare not evaluate myself.
But if you move to the information category, you have to be prepared to roll up to the death. The involution of information is very terrifying, and it can be broken for 1 point. Every department has a particularly difficult semester that can cost you half your life. I hadn't had much fun all semester and felt like life was all grey. It was also hard to get to graduate school, and my teaching assistant hadn't slept before two o'clock in a semester. If you have the confidence to come to the information class, you can also consider rushing.
Do you think the aerospace major of Beihang University is worth applying?