31 years ago I was trying to decide between aerospace and mechanical engineering. A professor at a college I was visiting told me 90% of the engineers in aerospace are mechanical engineers, which helped seal the deal for me. I chose mechanical engineering. Fast forward to today, where I am a successful engineer at a large aerospace company. I have to say, the professor was absolutely right about the 90/10 split. Mechanical engineering is the more generalized discipline, and will allow you to work in every industry on earth. Aerospace engineering is highly specialized, but is still mechanical engineering at its core. If you’re trying to decide between the two ask yourself a few questions. Do you want to maximize your future job potential? If yes pick ME. Do you want to earn advanced degrees and do research or work in academia? Then perhaps specializing in AE would suit you better. Ultimately I think anyone can make either degree work in the aerospace field, or any other field for that matter. The best of both worlds may be programs that offer a ME degree with a minor in AE.
I'm about 3 semesters away from finishing my degree in aerospace engineering. I'm also at a polytechnic university so there is a heavy emphasis on hands on learning. I was able to land an internship outside of my field working as a quality engineer in a facility that makes bolts and fasteners but I just got accepted for an Internship at a major aerospace company. Many of my friends who have already graduated are working on space systems, doing wind tunnel testing and programming aircraft control systems right out the gate. I would say that while aerospace engineering is definitely a niche field, if you can work on rockets, fighter jets, and satellites then you can probably work on just about any system outside of our category. I am a die hard aerospace fan and also an aviation enthusiast so I am quite biased
Wow, so close to getting that degree! Also, I completely agree with what you're saying. I can be biased as well because I LOVE working on space vehicles but for the purpose of this video we looked at the subject from an unbiased view.
As an update. I interned at one of the top aerospace companies and just landed a position in flight test engineering. While I can not tall about what I worked on for them in the past, I will say I am definitely glad I chose the path that I did. I cant think of any of my close friends in the program who did not land a job, and most who did are at top aerospace companies with good starting salaries
That's exactly why I picked ME. I enjoy working on planes and rockets through clubs but I'm sure at some point in my life I'd love to explore more. A degree in ME gives me that flexibility!
You are giving me hope. I love the aerospace industry, but I got admitted to mechanical engineering at CSUN; they do have an emphasis in aeronautics, so I am going for that track. Plus, I heard that we are able to take 1 class per semester at other CSUs that are not taught at our school, which is great because I'd love to have a stronger aerospace background even though my degree will be ME. I am super excited, and your video increased my excitement. Thank you.
Thanks for the amazing video, Aerospace engineering has been my dream since forever but due to some unfortunate conditions I can't pursue it. And now I'll take the mechanical engineering, I'm glad I could still work in both
So glad you found this helpful! The mechanical engineering degree is a great choice and im sure you are going to do great things in the aerospace field!
That is unfortunate and I do hope that you eventually get funded or find a way to study your passion :D. Try looking into scholarships if possible in the near future....Good luck!
I am a 15 yo that has so many dreams. I like to be an engineer to design and build rockets, aircrafts, electric transportation, energy plant and etc and be an entrepreneur and have companies that will help. I also wanna be a theoretical physicist so that way i can answer the questions of my curiosity since i was a child. But i this video you helped me decide to choose mechanical engineering because i am not only focusing on aerospace and i want to take that opportunity because mechanical engineering if not the worlds most broadest engineering field.
I want to become an Aerospace Engineer however I chose Mechanical Engineering because its flexible and in demand in my country. Well when time came i can work in the field of aerospace.
The best is to have both degrees. Aerospace has lots of overlapping courses with mechanical and you just need to take few more… and there you go, you are a double degree student.
Hey Sara, aerospace engineer can be considered as Rocket Scientist but they are not proper scientist.If you want to learn and discover about science then do Bachelor in Physics and then go for masters in Astrophysics
Hi! Thank you for this useful video, your channel is amazing! I am taking a bachelor's degree in Power Engineering, but I'm in love with the aerospace industry since my childhood! I've learned a lot about astronautical engineering, taken part in Olympiads and Forums connected with Space Exploration in my country. And now I have to choose a Master's degree (in the US university). I actually can't fully understand what is more relevant for me with my Power engineering degree: ME or Aerospace 🙈 I wanna work on Space X or NASA!) And create Mars exploration projects!
It sounds like you are very interested in the Aerospace field therefore I would recommend doing the MS in Aerospace. If you for some reason end up doing a Mechanical Engineering MS that is also good as many people in this field have degrees en ME, EE, etc. Best of luck!
There are opportunities for people from other countries at various companies in the United States. Although I will be honest and tell you there normally are not a lot of spots but if you are persistent and work towards that goal then you can achieve it!
Can I get intern at space company if I choose mechanical? I wanted to study astronautical engineering. Though my country offer aerospace engineering but it is more focused on aeronautical engineering. so i was thinking to choose mechanical for bachlore and aerospace in master..
i wonder, if 90% of the engineers in the aerospace/aeronautics industry are ME, what are the aerospace engineers doing with their lifes ? or is it because they are not a lot of people compared to ME ?
Great,,, What do you think about studying aerospace engineering with double major in mechanical engineering ( because 90% of aerospace engineering is based on mechanical)
If you are passionate about it and dont mind a few extra semesters then go for it! if you want to graduate a bit sooner then pick the one that is best for your future career goals.
I'm leaning towards mechanical engineering now in 2nd year... but was once not sure either to take Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical Engineering...I hope I made good choice...Thanks for video
I'm currently majoring in aeronautical engineering and I started doubting because I'm afraid about not finding any jobs and I don't want to be unemployed, many people have told me that mechanical offers more opportunities and is much broader, but honestly I don't know what to do :( could someone give me some advice? I love my major so much but I don't know if it will worth it, specially because of its difficulty and also if I will be able to recover the money investment I'm putting into it ;( also I'm already in my second year ;( please help ;( ps I'm not from USA
There are many companies that hire aerospace engineers and space programs are only growing. This means that they need people like you, with an aerospace engineering degree, to grow their companies and to give them a fresh perspective from someone who just graduated. If you love this major companies will notice when it’s time for you to get a job, therefore you should stick to your goals!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork OMG I wasn't expecting you to answer me :D yes thank you so much for the advice, in my country the aerospace industry is growing so much as well :D
Parents want me to be a nurse since both of them are nurses and all our family friends are in healthcare but passion wise I love cars, fighter-jets, rockets, firearms and how they operate i have always had a fascination with them as a kid I’m most likely taking either aerospace or mechanical engineering even though it’s against my parents wishes
Well for me i chose to get a bachelor in mechanical engineering than get a master degree in aerospace, and for now all things are going well as i am a junior student. Hope everything will turn well
My interest lies in making space suits, satellites, weapons (missiles) and rockets. Is it advisable for me to pursue my degree in aerospace engineering??
Mam i am from India I took aerospace engineering in Btech. Did I make any thing wrong.. Please suggest me.... As I was highly intrested i took that branch
Miss.. Please let me know one thing...... For gaining some knowledge.... If I do my bachelor in mechanical engineering and after completing it... Can I go for masters in aerospace engineering????? Hope that you will response and give me a right answer 😊😊😊 Thank you 🥰🥰🥰
@@jojoa3729 thank you 🥰🥰🥰 Miss,,, I have another question, if someone done his bachelor in engineering physics and then can he do his masters in aerospace engineering?????? If you don't mind, kindly help me please ☺️☺️ Thank you 🥰
@@rdxarthox8733I am not 100% sure on that but I am pretty sure you can do that too but just do your research to make sure that you will be able to get internships or positions that allow you to apply to university again for an aerospace masters degree.
once i was crazy about Aerospace. Now I'm taking my bachelor in Mechanical. I want to take my master's in aerospace engineering . Can you give me any suggestion for my master's program?
I’m currently getting a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering but I want to be able to design and build missiles and jets. I am confused about which field to get into for my masters.Any suggestions please?
I would suggest getting an internship to explore what it is you really like and what you should gets your Masters degree in. For example: You might find you like the design and build of propulsion systems, or avionics systems. Those are two very different fields and there are many more out there like that which you can learn more about through an internship.
Now i am more confused, I am more interested in making aircraft drones and some time i am more interested in making cars and bikes, Can you tell me which branch i should choose.
There are multiple paths. First figure out what you’re interested in and check out job postings that seem like something you want to do. Then look at the qualifications required to learn what your degree/ studies should be focused on.
My school is studying Mechanical engineering, but they don't do the practical aspect of it, you and I know that doing practical is the major thing in Mechanical engineering
I'm going for Bachelor's in Aerospace engineering because I cracked entrance in the top college of my country for aerospace so can I be able to do masters in mechanical engineering with a minor in aerospace?
Question, is it possible for a Mechanical engineer who working the aeronautical/aerospace industry to design fuselage or even structure I have a deep passion for aircrafts and maybe race cars which one would be better?
Aerospace engineering sounds like a great option for you! Although many astronauts have served time in the armed forces, not all of them have! They take different people with all types of different backgrounds. Best of luck!
This is very much helpful..but the fact here at India is that this course has no due respect and there are advices for me that only if you do pg at some foreign country you will find some job..and my parents cant provide me with that money..could you please guide me
There are mechanical engineers and aerospace engineers that work on rocket engines! Look at the classes each major offers and pick the one that sounds most interesting to you!
Hey I'm a junior in my university and I'm still searching for a career choice. I've stumbled this major too many times because of love interest in math. I wouldn't mind taking a course for this major but the thing is I never dealt with technology, even though I LOVE technology. Should I still give it a shot ?
Yes yes yes! Many people have not had exposure to tech before going to a university for it. That is the point of school to get exposed to it! Best of luck pursuing what you love! 😊
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank you for taking the time to reply. The reason I asked is that even though the academic curriculum for both ME and AE are similar there are some things a ME doesn't see in college but an AE gets to see and learn about, and viceversa. So I wondered if an ME would struggle doing a Master's or PhD in AE because of their coursework differences especially during the last year or year and half in college.
Is there still a possibility of becoming a mechanical engineer for someone who already has a degree in a different field? I’m a registered nurse and I wanted to pursue a degree and career in mechanical engineering, but A- I’m not sure if I’m smart enough, and B- I’m not sure if it’s too late. Is this possible for me?
Sister I am From India. I have one doubt I want to become a Space Scientist Doing UG in mechanical and doing PG in aerospace is better or doing UG in aeronautical and Doing PG in aerospace Which is better?
Doing a mechanical degree can give you more options, to include non aerospace jobs too. If you aren’t interested in jobs outside of aerospace than you wouldn’t need to do mechanical ☺️
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork you are right!. But our colleges are closed in this pandemic time. Could you suggest some internships and projects through online.say your opinion!!
Hi I am 16 yrs and I hv done 10 th now I am planning to take a govt diploma of 3yrs in mechanical engineering and then bachelor's in aerospace and then aeronautical for masters so is this aright choice plz suggest me in detail what career opportunities r there in this field if I am choosing this career path
I wanted to study Aerospace (Astronautics focused), but the conditions of my area won’t let me. So would Mechanical Engineering still allow me to pursue my career path for space-related work?
The STEMinist Network he tells bechlor of engineering! After diploma mechanical engineering! Above changing department Like mechanical engineering into aerospace engineering 😅
I want to be a aerospace engineer but do a master's of astrophysics so I can be more involved with astronautical engineering.
That sounds like an amazing career path!
31 years ago I was trying to decide between aerospace and mechanical engineering. A professor at a college I was visiting told me 90% of the engineers in aerospace are mechanical engineers, which helped seal the deal for me. I chose mechanical engineering.
Fast forward to today, where I am a successful engineer at a large aerospace company. I have to say, the professor was absolutely right about the 90/10 split. Mechanical engineering is the more generalized discipline, and will allow you to work in every industry on earth. Aerospace engineering is highly specialized, but is still mechanical engineering at its core.
If you’re trying to decide between the two ask yourself a few questions. Do you want to maximize your future job potential? If yes pick ME. Do you want to earn advanced degrees and do research or work in academia? Then perhaps specializing in AE would suit you better. Ultimately I think anyone can make either degree work in the aerospace field, or any other field for that matter. The best of both worlds may be programs that offer a ME degree with a minor in AE.
This is great information! Thank you for sharing.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork my qualifications diploma and BE mechanical ,next in m.tech which course taken
Do you think that this generally applies for every country? What about, say, South Korea?
Well, i am in the same dilemma... will i be able to get core jobs or do space research if i take a masters in astronomy and ME for bachelor's???
@Run-Sol Kim, I would think so, assuming both subjects have significant enough relevance to the industries of your home country.
I'm about 3 semesters away from finishing my degree in aerospace engineering. I'm also at a polytechnic university so there is a heavy emphasis on hands on learning. I was able to land an internship outside of my field working as a quality engineer in a facility that makes bolts and fasteners but I just got accepted for an Internship at a major aerospace company. Many of my friends who have already graduated are working on space systems, doing wind tunnel testing and programming aircraft control systems right out the gate. I would say that while aerospace engineering is definitely a niche field, if you can work on rockets, fighter jets, and satellites then you can probably work on just about any system outside of our category. I am a die hard aerospace fan and also an aviation enthusiast so I am quite biased
Wow, so close to getting that degree!
Also, I completely agree with what you're saying. I can be biased as well because I LOVE working on space vehicles but for the purpose of this video we looked at the subject from an unbiased view.
As an update. I interned at one of the top aerospace companies and just landed a position in flight test engineering. While I can not tall about what I worked on for them in the past, I will say I am definitely glad I chose the path that I did. I cant think of any of my close friends in the program who did not land a job, and most who did are at top aerospace companies with good starting salaries
@@kenzemuhammed5719 I'm in California
That's exactly why I picked ME. I enjoy working on planes and rockets through clubs but I'm sure at some point in my life I'd love to explore more. A degree in ME gives me that flexibility!
Yes! The flexibility of the ME degree is GREAT! Thank you for sharing Clara 😊
You are giving me hope. I love the aerospace industry, but I got admitted to mechanical engineering at CSUN; they do have an emphasis in aeronautics, so I am going for that track. Plus, I heard that we are able to take 1 class per semester at other CSUs that are not taught at our school, which is great because I'd love to have a stronger aerospace background even though my degree will be ME. I am super excited, and your video increased my excitement. Thank you.
Awesome!!! Best of luck!!!
Thanks for the amazing video, Aerospace engineering has been my dream since forever but due to some unfortunate conditions I can't pursue it. And now I'll take the mechanical engineering, I'm glad I could still work in both
So glad you found this helpful! The mechanical engineering degree is a great choice and im sure you are going to do great things in the aerospace field!
May I ask why you cannot persue a career in aerospace but can in mechanical ?
@@adampat6473 The aerospace is expensive for me to pursue
That is unfortunate and I do hope that you eventually get funded or find a way to study your passion :D.
Try looking into scholarships if possible in the near future....Good luck!
@@adampat6473 Thank you :D and I hope so too
I am a 15 yo that has so many dreams. I like to be an engineer to design and build rockets, aircrafts, electric transportation, energy plant and etc and be an entrepreneur and have companies that will help. I also wanna be a theoretical physicist so that way i can answer the questions of my curiosity since i was a child. But i this video you helped me decide to choose mechanical engineering because i am not only focusing on aerospace and i want to take that opportunity because mechanical engineering if not the worlds most broadest engineering field.
So glad this video helped you pick a major! It’s great that you are already working/ thinking about your future goals!
I want to become an Aerospace Engineer however I chose Mechanical Engineering because its flexible and in demand in my country. Well when time came i can work in the field of aerospace.
great choice!
Any update?
The best is to have both degrees. Aerospace has lots of overlapping courses with mechanical and you just need to take few more… and there you go, you are a double degree student.
That’s a great idea too! 🙂
You have provide outstanding advice to help potential engineering prospects.
I want to be a scientist and so want to pursue aerospace .I want to go into research.i m thinking to study till my PhD in astronautical engineering
Good luck with your studies, you can do it!
Hey Sara, aerospace engineer can be considered as Rocket Scientist but they are not proper scientist.If you want to learn and discover about science then do Bachelor in Physics and then go for masters in Astrophysics
Hi! Thank you for this useful video, your channel is amazing!
I am taking a bachelor's degree in Power Engineering, but I'm in love with the aerospace industry since my childhood! I've learned a lot about astronautical engineering, taken part in Olympiads and Forums connected with Space Exploration in my country. And now I have to choose a Master's degree (in the US university). I actually can't fully understand what is more relevant for me with my Power engineering degree: ME or Aerospace 🙈
I wanna work on Space X or NASA!) And create Mars exploration projects!
It sounds like you are very interested in the Aerospace field therefore I would recommend doing the MS in Aerospace. If you for some reason end up doing a Mechanical Engineering MS that is also good as many people in this field have degrees en ME, EE, etc. Best of luck!
Proud to be mechanical engineer ❤️
I am too ☺️🙌🏽
Hi
I am Ayush.
I'm from India.
I want to become aerospace engineering.
I am Indian can I get a job in America for aerospace engineering.
Hii yes you can infact in foriegn countries there are much many more opportunities
There are opportunities for people from other countries at various companies in the United States. Although I will be honest and tell you there normally are not a lot of spots but if you are persistent and work towards that goal then you can achieve it!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Let him/her know about ITAR!!
Hey Ayush, search up ITAR.. I know it will be tough, it could be heartbreaking.
What is the difference between aerospace engineering and aeronautical engineering
Aerospace engineering is more general and can include working on space craft and aircraft. Aeronautical engineering focuses more on aircraft.
Can I get intern at space company if I choose mechanical? I wanted to study astronautical engineering. Though my country offer aerospace engineering but it is more focused on aeronautical engineering.
so i was thinking to choose mechanical for bachlore and aerospace in master..
Yes, I did this and it was a great choice!!
i wonder, if 90% of the engineers in the aerospace/aeronautics industry are ME, what are the aerospace engineers doing with their lifes ? or is it because they are not a lot of people compared to ME ?
Great,,,
What do you think about studying aerospace engineering with double major in mechanical engineering ( because 90% of aerospace engineering is based on mechanical)
If you are passionate about it and dont mind a few extra semesters then go for it! if you want to graduate a bit sooner then pick the one that is best for your future career goals.
Best comment 👏👏
I'm leaning towards mechanical engineering now in 2nd year... but was once not sure either to take Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical Engineering...I hope I made good choice...Thanks for video
You’re welcome! 😊 good luck!
I'm currently majoring in aeronautical engineering and I started doubting because I'm afraid about not finding any jobs and I don't want to be unemployed, many people have told me that mechanical offers more opportunities and is much broader, but honestly I don't know what to do :( could someone give me some advice? I love my major so much but I don't know if it will worth it, specially because of its difficulty and also if I will be able to recover the money investment I'm putting into it ;( also I'm already in my second year ;( please help ;( ps I'm not from USA
There are many companies that hire aerospace engineers and space programs are only growing. This means that they need people like you, with an aerospace engineering degree, to grow their companies and to give them a fresh perspective from someone who just graduated. If you love this major companies will notice when it’s time for you to get a job, therefore you should stick to your goals!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork OMG I wasn't expecting you to answer me :D yes thank you so much for the advice, in my country the aerospace industry is growing so much as well :D
This would be a fantastic podcast 👀👀
Thank you for the support!
Parents want me to be a nurse since both of them are nurses and all our family friends are in healthcare but passion wise I love cars, fighter-jets, rockets, firearms and how they operate i have always had a fascination with them as a kid I’m most likely taking either aerospace or mechanical engineering even though it’s against my parents wishes
I suggest you do what you are passionate about!
I am final Year Mechanical engineer student , I took cfd, propulsion elective based on Aerospace engineering
So close to being done! Those are great courses to take by the way 😬
Well for me i chose to get a bachelor in mechanical engineering than get a master degree in aerospace, and for now all things are going well as i am a junior student. Hope everything will turn well
Good luck on your studies, thanks for watching!
My interest lies in making space suits, satellites, weapons (missiles) and rockets. Is it advisable for me to pursue my degree in aerospace engineering??
That would be a great degree for you to pursue!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thankyou so much
Your videos help a lot. Thanks
So glad they do! Thank you!
Hi
My name is Ayush
I am from India.
I want to become aerospace engineering.
I am Indian can I get a job in America for aerospace engineering.
Hi Ayush! What are your qualifications?
Thank you for your post. It's very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Mam i am from India
I took aerospace engineering in Btech. Did I make any thing wrong.. Please suggest me....
As I was highly intrested i took that branch
Aerospace engineering a great & rewarding career! 🙂
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank you🙏
Miss.. Please let me know one thing...... For gaining some knowledge.... If I do my bachelor in mechanical engineering and after completing it... Can I go for masters in aerospace engineering?????
Hope that you will response and give me a right answer 😊😊😊
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰
You can do that yes
@@jojoa3729 thank you 🥰🥰🥰
Miss,,, I have another question, if someone done his bachelor in engineering physics and then can he do his masters in aerospace engineering??????
If you don't mind, kindly help me please ☺️☺️
Thank you 🥰
@@rdxarthox8733I am not 100% sure on that but I am pretty sure you can do that too but just do your research to make sure that you will be able to get internships or positions that allow you to apply to university again for an aerospace masters degree.
@@jojoa3729 okk... Thank you 🥰
@@rdxarthox8733 No problem, good luck on your college process!
once i was crazy about Aerospace. Now I'm taking my bachelor in Mechanical. I want to take my master's in aerospace engineering . Can you give me any suggestion for my master's program?
Doing a master's degree in AE would be a great option if you are interested in learning more and specializing in the Aerospace field!
I’m currently getting a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering but I want to be able to design and build missiles and jets. I am confused about which field to get into for my masters.Any suggestions please?
I would suggest getting an internship to explore what it is you really like and what you should gets your Masters degree in. For example: You might find you like the design and build of propulsion systems, or avionics systems. Those are two very different fields and there are many more out there like that which you can learn more about through an internship.
can I do bachelor's in mechanical and then master's in aerospace? would it be worth rather than studying only aerospace engineering for a bachelor?
Yes, you can! Definitely worth it ☺️
A mechanical engineer can work in aircraft design industry??
Yes, absolutely! You can do so much as a mechanical engineer!
Well who makes more money?
Depends on the company the person is working for!
No doubt aerospace engineering
Is best I think for me
It is an awesome/ fun career!!
So I can enter the biomedical engineering industry with a bachelors degree in mechanical engineering??
Yes, that is very much possible!
Thank you so much!!(:
Thanks for watching! 😊
Now i am more confused,
I am more interested in making aircraft drones and some time i am more interested in making cars and bikes,
Can you tell me which branch i should choose.
I want to joint airforce, which degree is good for me ?
Mechanical
Hello, I would say it depends on what you want to focus in once you’re in the air force. Reflect on that prior to making a decision 🙂
I like your videos and your t-shirts too!!!🤗
Thank you Carmen 💓
Which one is best engineering course ??
I like to become a scientist
In NASA
But I don't know
How to become
There are multiple paths. First figure out what you’re interested in and check out job postings that seem like something you want to do. Then look at the qualifications required to learn what your degree/ studies should be focused on.
I like all your contents and presentation
Can you make a video on the best branches within mech, their current scenario and future
Yes, I wish you came up with a list of specializations, example:
Propulsion
Design
Production etc etc etc
Thank you for your suggestions! Will definitely take this into consideration!
I want to study mechanical engineering, but my school is not doing more practical on it, that's discipline I love doing
Can you help me
Your university/college doesn’t offer mechanical engineering?
My school is studying Mechanical engineering, but they don't do the practical aspect of it, you and I know that doing practical is the major thing in Mechanical engineering
I'm going for Bachelor's in Aerospace engineering because I cracked entrance in the top college of my country for aerospace so can I be able to do masters in mechanical engineering with a minor in aerospace?
Depends on the university but that sounds like something that is doable at a lot of universities.
Yes, we move the world
I Love your presentation, you are full life and dexterity
Question, is it possible for a Mechanical engineer who working the aeronautical/aerospace industry to design fuselage or even structure
I have a deep passion for aircrafts and maybe race cars which one would be better?
I want to be an Astronaut and I really confused between Aeronautical and Aerospace will u help me out, and also did I need an army training for that??
Aerospace engineering sounds like a great option for you! Although many astronauts have served time in the armed forces, not all of them have! They take different people with all types of different backgrounds. Best of luck!
Which one is more maths heavy?
This is very much helpful..but the fact here at India is that this course has no due respect and there are advices for me that only if you do pg at some foreign country you will find some job..and my parents cant provide me with that money..could you please guide me
There are free online resources which can help you learn about topics in either of these two majors! Try Coursera and EDX 🙂
I want to build rocket engine. So which programme should I choose?
There are mechanical engineers and aerospace engineers that work on rocket engines! Look at the classes each major offers and pick the one that sounds most interesting to you!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Do mechanical engineerer work on rocket engine? Can you make a video on propulsion engineering ?
Hey I'm a junior in my university and I'm still searching for a career choice. I've stumbled this major too many times because of love interest in math. I wouldn't mind taking a course for this major but the thing is I never dealt with technology, even though I LOVE technology. Should I still give it a shot ?
Yes yes yes! Many people have not had exposure to tech before going to a university for it. That is the point of school to get exposed to it! Best of luck pursuing what you love! 😊
Question, can a ME with an aerospace emphasis successfully a master's or PhD in aerospace?
Yes, that’s a great path actually
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank you for taking the time to reply. The reason I asked is that even though the academic curriculum for both ME and AE are similar there are some things a ME doesn't see in college but an AE gets to see and learn about, and viceversa. So I wondered if an ME would struggle doing a Master's or PhD in AE because of their coursework differences especially during the last year or year and half in college.
I want to be a aerospace engineer, is this a good career in engineering.
Yes, it’s definitely an exciting and well compensated career!
Do you need to be good at math beacuse from 1 through 10 I'm a 5 at math
That’s a great question! Check out a video on my channel called “Do I have to be good at math to be an engineer?...”
Which on designs more mechanical or aerospace
Is there still a possibility of becoming a mechanical engineer for someone who already has a degree in a different field? I’m a registered nurse and I wanted to pursue a degree and career in mechanical engineering, but A- I’m not sure if I’m smart enough, and B- I’m not sure if it’s too late. Is this possible for me?
I love your channel... Please do make more videos..
Thank you! So glad you find this information helpful! Will keep posting more valuable content for you 🙂
Does the mechanical engineering have it's own facult or he breaks into many faculties
Sister I am From India. I have one doubt I want to become a Space Scientist Doing UG in mechanical and doing PG in aerospace is better or doing UG in aeronautical and Doing PG in aerospace Which is better?
Doing a mechanical degree can give you more options, to include non aerospace jobs too. If you aren’t interested in jobs outside of aerospace than you wouldn’t need to do mechanical ☺️
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork If I can join ISRO after completing B.Tech in aerospace
Hi steminist my both sons are in college and taking a Aerospace and Mechanical engineering from the Philippines
What school can we take aerospace?
Hey! I would like to ask, is it a good choice if Aerospace Engineer was the major and the master's will be ME? Thank you so much!
Yes! That is a great career path!
Is it not better another way around?
I pursuing my aerospace engineering degree I want to become a well qualified engineer.
What should you suggest to for me?
Give some ideas dear!!!
Get experience outside of the classroom to give you an advantage over others. Take on projects, internships, etc
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork you are right!. But our colleges are closed in this pandemic time.
Could you suggest some internships and projects through online.say your opinion!!
Can you make some videos regarding interviews of mechanical engineers
Absolutely! That is something that is in the works and will be coming out with a video soon!
Is it possible to do bachelor in mechanical engineering and choose aerospace engineering in master
Yes, as long as you have the pre-requisites which you most likely will then you will be eligible!
Does taking _Aerospace Engineering_ have any benefits if I join the AirForce???
It can be helpful! I would suggest to figure out what it is you want to do in the Air Force first before picking a major.
Can we do master in aerospace after completing bachelor in mechanical?? Plz reply
Yes, as long as you have the pre-requisites which you most likely will then you will be eligible!
I have one question ,can I do bachelor in mechanical engineering and then master in aerospace engineering
Yes, you can!! 🙌🏽
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork is it will be good , because my main focus is aerospace engineering but in our country there is no scope
Have you considered doing something that there is high demand for in your country? A major that you know has a high percentage of employment?
Hi I am 16 yrs and I hv done 10 th now I am planning to take a govt diploma of 3yrs in mechanical engineering and then bachelor's in aerospace and then aeronautical for masters so is this aright choice plz suggest me in detail what career opportunities r there in this field if I am choosing this career path
Those are majors that will allow you to work many different types of roles such as structural designer or mechanical designer! ☺️
I wanted to study Aerospace (Astronautics focused), but the conditions of my area won’t let me. So would Mechanical Engineering still allow me to pursue my career path for space-related work?
Yes it will! I’m a mechanical engineer and I work on space vehicles and have also worked on airplanes.
Mam I am a girl and is it good to take btech in mechanical engineering and then masters in aerospace engineering..Any suggestions plz mam
Completely depends on what you’re passionate about! If you are interested in aerospace this would be a good path! Best of luck!
If I do btech in mechanical engineer can i change branch to aerospace engineering in mtech and work as aerospace engineer??
Yes u can
Can I do b.tech in aerospace engineering after diploma in mechanical engineering
Could you please explain what b.tech is?
Aerospace engineering
The STEMinist Network he tells bechlor of engineering! After diploma mechanical engineering!
Above changing department
Like mechanical engineering into aerospace engineering 😅
Helpfull video
Glad you found it helpful ☺️
Hello,Im planning to take Bachelor in Aeronautical engineering and i'll take Aerospace engineering as Master(space)is it ok?need advice seniors😊
Yes, that sounds like a great career path! 😊
just join the military.
You were biased in your analysis.
She made a good choice
I want to be Tony Stark
Sounds great! ☺️
What is your IG name
@steministnetwork
Okay 👍👍