Which Type of Engineering Should You Choose?

Still not sure which engineering major is best for you? 🤔

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[zubairso]

I am no engineer but I thoroughly enjoyed this. I can only imagine the amount of hard work that went into this. Great job Anna, your dedication is just on another level. You've come a long way over the course of an year and you'll go a great deal ahead.

[nycto]

I'm not an engineering student, have zero interest in engineering BUT this video was so interesting, I enjoyed it!

[johnkeefe]

As an engineer and engineering professor, this is very helpful when I talk to students. Students don't get the best insights at universities (big schools) where the engineering professors, in most cases, have NOT worked day-to-day as an engineer. At the community college level, you are taught by those who work with the information daily.

[devthomaskutty]

I wish schools would teach basics of this. By hands on approach and creative innovation.

[fraternallove]

Industrial engineering, got it lol. Thank you.

[sierushop]

This video's been superb. I'd like to note how accurate it is and the sense of humour put on it. She's just one of a kind.

[deSalvay]

Sister anna, I wish the best for you. Currently did my A-levels was surfing through some courses, like each division in Engineering had hundreds if not tens of different sub-divisions. Your video showed me a way out.

[rohansingh]

As a chemical eng. I can say it's 100 % correct even the emergency alarm!

[BDub]

Really funny actually. I'll show my son, he certainly likes the quirky and is considering it as a field.

[amin-MY]

I appreciate your creativity in making this video and explaining the engineering difference to young students. I think You are the most simple and honest person I subscribe to on YouTube. Good luck ❤

[mokamoka]

Thank you 😂😂😍😍😍 I'm doing mechanical engineering 😮😮😊😊

[ElsaScola]

wow Anna this is your best video so far, it's really great! I love all the attention to detail and I had so much fun watching it. As an engineer, I think this is super accurate😂

[OvokeGOjadonor]

I know why mechanical is very hard " its because it's at the centre of all engineering courses" so other engineer needs him mostly and because of that, mechanical engineer now has to learn all of them.
You can imagine the rest 5 are on his neck so i think that's why is difficult majorly. And again the job opportunities are very hard because they is a high competitive in the job market. And the required skills needed for you to be employed is not on new beings who just have their ond or even masters but it requires enough skills in the field and a lot of practical.
Me I'm aspiring for mechanical in Nigeria 😂 so i should be ready to get it hot and during my study i should put eyes on online skills too.
Thanks very much for this content, it's very straightforward and communicative...❤❤

[connerSphotography]

I’m 26 going to college for the first time ever for engineering pretty excited I always see the guys with the clean hard hats and suits on still wish that was me instead I’m the guy installing there designs going to change that

[dont_listen_to_Albo]

I’m now in the twilight of my career. Looking back, when I had to make my choice in the mid-70s, it was much easier; there weren’t many choices.
The British university that I applied to only offered 5 engineering disciplines: civil, electrical, mechanical, chemical and mining. (Industrial engineering and IT didn’t exist then, computers were monsters in aircon rooms.) I initially chose electrical, because I enjoyed maths and electrical had a lot of maths (or so I thought). Mining didn’t appeal to me, and I hated chemistry at school, so chemical was out. There weren’t many jobs in my then home country for electrical and mechanical engineers. That left civil engineering, which was the course I eventually chose.

[thepoetpen]

Great video, can see the effort you put into this and it’s been really informative, thank you

[TechOtakuYT]

As an mechatronics engineer, I became interested in the field because of minecraft redstone, which is a specialized field of electrical engineering, then got super invested in a game called "Oxygen not Included" which specializes more on electronics and mechanical engineering, so now here I am! I love my field of expertise and my hobby became my job, Im now trying to study a bit of Chemical engineering and how its fundamentals function (mostly to create nitrate compounds for my AI controlled, rocket candy fueled projectiles) 😅

[camilaalvarez]

Thanks Anna for the video. It is really good! I also took the quiz. The results were Industrial Engineering: 91% Match
and Civil Engineering: 89% Match. Greetings from Argentina!🥰

[UmmAbdurRahman-oytk]

Excellent video Anna! Very creative way of showing us the various engineering fields. Really appreciate it.

[thilaksasidharan]

Great work...wish I had seen this 12 years before