Employment prospects for female students majoring in water supply and drainage at Lanzhou Jiaotong University

I am a graduate student in water supply and drainage at Jiaotong University. I think the water supply and drainage here are quite good. Who says it’s not good for girls to find a job? I still had the employment information form for Grade 07 on hand a few days ago. I didn't see any girls who didn't find a job. About half of them went to design institutes. There are also two girls who have passed the postgraduate entrance examination. I can't count the number of people who have passed the postgraduate entrance examination. Anyway, there are more than 10 men and women. Of course, family relationships are also important, but finding it on your own accounts for the most part. Female construction companies will not be considered. It is possible to make a budget estimate and it is easy to find. You can also go to a design institute to draw pictures. What branch, etc.), study hard and take the postgraduate entrance examination to Tongji or Harbin Institute of Technology. As long as you work hard, it really won't be a problem. I definitely don’t want to study industrial engineering. China has not yet used this major. Environmental engineering is very stressful. Although it has many similarities with the water supply and drainage courses, and I now feel that what I do is no different from the environment, there is indeed a big difference in employment within this major. If you are admitted to water supply and drainage, I think you are lucky. I personally feel that the teachers here are also more responsible. The level of students, as far as the undergraduate students I have contact with are concerned. There are some bad ones, but I think they are still excellent. Professional attainments are relatively high, and hard work can endure hardships. There is absolutely no problem in going out into society. I have also worked in water supply and drainage. So I can say that if you are serious and can endure hardship, graduating from this major will be good. I'm afraid that for some majors, such as biology, etc., I have to keep studying until the end, otherwise there is nothing I can do. I patted my chest and said, as long as you are diligent and hardworking, you will never get a good job. It has only been three years since my undergraduate classmates graduated, and most of them are doing well, with an average salary of 80,000 to 90,000. Moreover, my undergraduate degree in water supply and drainage was not as good as this school. Have confidence and don't worry blindly.