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anyone does it?
whats it like?
career opportunities?
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There is a resources boom in oz. I know they are desperately short of skilled trademen & technicians: welders etc etc. Check the Jobs page (I vaguely remember once a week they have special section on the mining/resources industry). I suspect most in demand would be civil, mechanical & chemical engineering.
 
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anyone does it?
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Ask on Whirlpool Australia's forums, they have a lot of engineers there. Only a tiny amount of users here actually know how to answer your question.
 

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anyone does it?
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I do a different type of engineering, but here is my perspective:

In terms of course difficulty/content, if you do Chemistry and 3 unit Maths in the HSC and enjoyed them, you'll enjoy Chemical engineering.

Careers are pretty good. Plenty of places want Chem. engineers.
 

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But which branch of engineering are in demand and will be more demanding in the future?
I think mining, civil and electrical will be because of the oil, living space and energy stuff won't look so good in the future
what do you reckon?
 

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yes

also i wouldnt count on mining being in demand forever, it only is at the moment because of the current mining boom. which might last pretty long. but i wouldnt count on it.
 

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Petroleum and Surveying is also highly in demand.

tbh Aeronautical and Biomedical have the shittest job prospects in engineering.
 

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Pretty much anything to do with Mining. Basically, the more specific eng's (Civil, Elec, Chem & Mech) are in my opinion, the best to do if you want something purely vocational.
 

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