The unpopular workplace has become popular, the employment rate of active majors is the highest, and computers have fallen out of favor!
Which degrees are good for finding a job and which are not? This has always been a question in the minds of many parents and students. Recently, some institutions have counted the employment rate of university majors this year, and among many majors, energy and power engineering, mechanical engineering, microelectronic science and technology, automation, software engineering and other majors have the highest employment rate. Let's take a look at the specifics.
Energy & Power Engineering: A Dark Horse for Employment.
Energy and power engineering topped the list with an employment rate of 81%, making it the most unpopular major in the labor market this year. The energy and power sector is not in high demand and is not considered a popular field of expertise. This area of expertise is mainly the in-depth research and application of energy conversion technology. The electricity we rely on, whether from coal, oil, wind or hydro, requires energy and power engineering professionals to efficiently convert it. Graduates mainly work in power stations, power grid companies, automobile engine manufacturers, air conditioning manufacturers and other units, and their work is directly related to our daily life and industrial production energy demand, and the employment scope is quite wide. Now, with the country's emphasis on clean energy and energy conservation and emission reduction, especially the use of lithium batteries, enterprises in this area are eager to find talents, resulting in a high employment rate.
Mechanical Engineering: A traditional engineering discipline with a long history of innovation.
The employment rate in the mechanical engineering industry is 75% this year. As a traditional engineering field, mechanical engineering plays a key role in China, a major industrial producing country. Whether in automotive, marine, aerospace, or other industrial production fields, mechanical engineering graduates are indispensable. They are responsible for designing, manufacturing, and maintaining various mechanical systems and equipment to ensure the smooth running of industrial production. Therefore, the employment scope of mechanical engineering majors is very wide, although the working environment after graduation from this major is not particularly good, and the salary level is not very high, but there is still a great advantage when looking for a job.
Microelectronics and automation: the future is bright.
Microelectronics Science and Technology and Automation are ranked third and fourth, respectively, with a high employment rate. With the development of science and technology and the advent of the intelligent era, these two majors are representatives of electronic information majors, and have become popular majors in the labor market. The microelectronics science and technology major focuses on the design and manufacture of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits, and graduates are mainly engaged in the research and development and testing of integrated circuits. The automation major focuses more on the design, commissioning and operation of automatic control systems, and graduates have a wide range of employment in industrial automation, intelligent manufacturing and other fields. With the application of artificial intelligence in various industrial fields, the employment prospects of these two majors will be broader.
Software Engineering: Computer Programs"Cooling-off period.
Although software engineering is ranked fifth and has a higher employment rate, the overall employment rate of computer science majors has begun to show a downward trend compared to previous years. This is mainly due to the oversupply, and most colleges and universities in the country have opened computer majors, resulting in an increase in the number of graduates. At the same time, the Internet industry is also facing a certain adjustment period, many large companies have laid off employees, and social demand has decreased, which makes the employment competition for computer science graduates more intense. However, software engineering is still a good engineering field for students with a solid professional foundation and innovative abilities.
Engineering is popular, and arts and sciences are unpopular.
Looking at the top 20 degrees, all are engineering and medical degrees, and there is not a single liberal arts, science, or arts degree. This suggests that in the current labour market, it is more sensible for the average family to choose an engineering degree if they want to get a degree-level job. Engineering degrees are favored by employers because of their strong technicality, strong practicality, and large market demand. Liberal arts and sciences and art majors are relatively more restrictive and competitive, requiring students to understand more than they need.