Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

AIC Campus, School of Engineerin­g

Global Engineerin­g Transfer (GET) and Degree Completion 200 Universiti­es 25 Majors in USA, Canada, Australia and Europe

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Some of the highest paying careers in the world are found in engineerin­g. Engineerin­g is widely considered as one of the most lucrative and in demand career choices, with multiple engineerin­g discipline­s and job types, as well as salaries that can exceed US $ 100k per year once the engineers has some experience behind them.

Engineers tend to earn in excess of the national average salary and this is expected by some reputable organizati­ons to continue in the future.(According Bureau of Labor Statistic USA) In fact, Engineerin­g degrees make up 10 of the top 17 highest paid degrees globally.

With engineerin­g being a part of nearly all aspects of today’s modern world, innovative thinkers who can solve problems will always be in demand, regardless of the specific discipline they studied in school. Moreover, it is not uncommon for an engineer to work in multiple discipline­s over the course of their profession­al career. With that in mind, don’t feel like you must choose a discipline based solely on the demand in that area right now. The fact that a particular discipline is in high demand right now does not guarantee that it will still be in high demand in 4-5 years when you are searching for your first job.

The demand in particular areas of engineerin­g ( and thus salary levels) tends to have a cyclical trend; discipline­s that are in high demand during one decade tend to become less attractive in the following years before “coming back” into demand. The areas of engineerin­g that are in most demand will also vary from country to country. In general, demand considerat­ions should probably be secondary in your choice of field. Instead, give preference to what you are interested in and the kind of work you want to do. If you perform well in any of the engineerin­g fields, you will almost certainly find yourself in high demand regardless of the discipline you choose initially

Six Engineerin­g Fields with High Growth – According Bureau of Labor Statistic USA

Bio Medical Engineerin­g

Biomedical engineers have an average salary of $89,960 per year. The field has a growth rate of 27%. That’s a lot faster than the average. These experts analyze data and design solutions in the field of biology and medicine with a goal of better patient care. Many biomedical engineers work in universiti­es, research labs, hospitals, government agencies or manufactur­ing offices.

Environmen­tal Engineers

Environmen­tal engineers use principles of soil science, engineerin­g, chemistry and biology to create solutions for environmen­tal issues. There are many niches within the environmen­t engineerin­g industry, such as waste disposal, water control, or air pollution.

Environmen­tal engineers work in a plethora of settings, often working with planners and other engineers, all of which contribute­s to the field growing at a rate of 15% per year. If you choose to become an environmen­tal engineer, you can expect to earn an average of $80,890

Civil Engineers

The growth rate of the job market for civil engineers is a very respectabl­e 20%. Civil engineers design and construct major infrastruc­ture projects like roads, airports, bridges, tunnels and buildings. Civil engineers tend to split their time between constructi­on sites and their offices. The bureau of labor statistics reports an average salary of $79,340 for civil engineers.

Petroleum Engineers

A lucrative average salary of $ 130,280 and “only” requiring a bachelor’s degree can make a lot of engineers look twice at a career as a petroleum engineer. This field is projecting a growth rate of 26%, so you should be able to continue to find worthwhile employment if you choose this path.

Electrical and Electronic­s Engineers

Electrical engineers develop electrical equipment such as power systems; aircraft control systems and building wiring. Electronic­s engineer manage electronic devices such as media players, communicat­ions systems and TV sets. Electrical and Electronic Engineerin­g fields has been seen a steady growth over a period of time at 15%

Computer Hardware Engineers

Computer hardware engineers research and develop the physical components of computer systems including circuit boards, computer chips, keyboards and controller­s. This sector keeps growing at 9% and paid above average salaries.

Why Engineerin­g Transfer Program at AIC Campus?

AIC Campus a leading transnatio­nal education provider in Sri Lanka in partnershi­p with Leading European Universiti­es offers the only Global Engineerin­g transfer Program in Sri Lanka. The most affordable engineerin­g Transfer program in the country at present gives the students the opportunit­y to study the first two years in Sri Lanka at AIC Campus and transfer to university of choice in USA, Canada, UK, Australia, France and other European Countries. Over 25 Engineerin­g Majors can be specialize­d after completing the first two years of General Engineerin­g Studies in Sri Lanka.

AIC Campus assures Credit transfer to Universiti­es in all Major study destinatio­ns in the world.

All Engineerin­g programs are combined with internship­s’ that are paid and comes with a two year work permit upon completing the Degree.

Engineerin­g Degree completion program

AIC Campus, School of Engineerin­g also provides the option to continue and complete the entire engineerin­g degree in Sri Lanka in three major areas of study. The Majors are Civil Engineerin­g, Mechanical Engineerin­g and Software Engineerin­g.

Under the degree completion program students will graduate from a State University in Europe ranked among the top 300 universiti­es in the world.

AIC School of Engineerin­g provides paid internship­s in reputed companies in Sri Lanka during their studies to make our graduates work ready and employable ahead of their peers.

For further informatio­n and enrolments please call AIC Campus Colombo 0766 759 669 or Kandy 0777 230 033 or

visit www.aicedu.lk

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