How about the engineering management major?

As a college student majoring in engineering management, I am currently studying in Yu Wenhua University, and I have worked as an intern in a construction company for 2 months. On the question of "how about the engineering management major", I will talk about this major from the perspective of college students.

Generally speaking, the study scope of this major is very wide, and you will learn engineering cost management, engineering survey, construction organization, CAD technology foundation, engineering valuation, urban and real estate economics, engineering economics and so on.

This shows that from my personal experience, there are too many things to learn in this major and the scope of study is particularly wide, so it is also four years. It is conceivable that every aspect of learning is not very in-depth. So you often hear a saying that you learn everything, but you are not good at anything.

Counselors once told us: it is particularly easy to find a job after graduation, because there are so many jobs involved and so many opportunities to choose from, and you can hardly find a job. "It is true that this is the advantage of this major, but because of the shallow learning, it will be more difficult to find a favorite job compared with other majors. Moreover, because I learned a lot, I didn't go deep enough, so compared with other majors, I need to strengthen my knowledge of working together after graduation.

Secondly, what is the major of engineering management?

"Engineering management majors train senior engineering management talents who meet the needs of modernization, develop morally, intellectually and physically in an all-round way, have basic knowledge of engineering technology, economic management and law, obtain basic training for engineers, and have strong practical ability, innovative ability and organizational management ability."

As far as we are concerned, the definition of project management is not only a master of economics, law, management, drawing, calculating prices, drawing receipts, compiling databases, calculating high numbers, solving mechanical problems, using Guanglianda, Luban, sipping tea, the whole family bucket of Olive Mountain, kicking the trash can on the construction site and hitting the project manager with big breasts.

In terms of employment, the whole industry has been depressed in recent years. Where do you mainly go? As far as I know, most engineering management graduates now work in construction units, which can be project management, project supervision or project cost; A small part enters small real estate; Part of it, go to the design institute; A small number of students take the exam, and those who go home to inherit the family property will not be mentioned. Ha ha ha ha. However, compared with other industries, the thin camel is bigger than the horse, and the employment direction of the engineering management major is quite acceptable. ?

Oh ~ ~ By the way, I worked as an intern in the construction unit for 2 months as a cost engineer. It can be said that if you want to engage in project management, you have to endure loneliness, be busy every day, and work overtime is common, but for an ordinary family engaged in the engineering industry, the salary is still considerable.

Finally, I didn't mean to dissuade myself. I just want to say that I want to choose the right major. I hope my answer to the project management major can help you. Let me just say it here, which represents my personal opinion.