kowasco:
what does mechatronic do and why do you say i should not do mechanical

anochuko01:

six schools offer mechatronics at first degree. funaab, afe babalola and Abu Zaria are the ones I'm sure of.
also, mechanical engineering peaked so many years ago. what we now have is modifications of mechanical systems through introduction of computer programming and electronics. hence the introduction of mechatronics.
its however easier for electrical graduates to cope because they do a lot of electronics and little/basics of embedded systems unlike mechanical where there's so much mechanical principles to learn and zero electrical/programming.

schools abroad now teach mechanical students programming too, but not in Nigeria.

dprpikin:


Personally, I don't know of any school that offers Mechatronics in the undergraduate level. Most offer it at the postgraduate level.

Mech Eng is still very very relevant, and will continue to be in the foreseeable future.

dprpikin:

Amen. Good luck too. Nice chatting with you.

Obeflacko:
Nobody will say this,marine engineering is the best,i bet you is very versatile,there are lots of opportunities out there for marine engineering,its so branched out,though very similar to mechanical,but has an edge to it,so take my advice and study marine engineering..

MaziOmenuko:
Petroleum Engr and Petrochemical Engr is the worst course to study. Chemical Engineering beats the duo hands down. Why restrict yourself to petroleum when you can study chemical Engr and be more versatile in the chemical, oil and Petroleum sector?

There's nothing like 'best' Engr course to study; all Engr courses has their area of expertise. But instead of studying petroleum Engr and restricting your employability options, why not study chemical Engr and be versatile in both petroleum and chemical industries?

dprpikin:


Personally, I don't know of any school that offers Mechatronics in the undergraduate level. Most offer it at the postgraduate level.

Mech Eng is still very very relevant, and will continue to be in the foreseeable future.

kowasco:
which is the best engineering course to study in nigeria base on employment and salary a friend mine said it petroleum engineering
which the you is the best

Why not try Polymer and Textile Engineering? it's the best bet for you. it cut across almost all engineering courses and some sciences. Modern technology now use composite Polymer as their framework to all there dealings because of its versatility.

This course is surely the future, and remember the future is now!

OfficialLordK:

ATBU Bauchi offers Mechatronics and System Engineering. In the whole of Nigeria that d only sch that take d course at undergraduate level,,proudly Balewite

Go get your fact right! ABU also offers Mechatronics at undergraduate.
which planet are you from?

Timothy3113:
Biomedical and mechatronics is the future in engineering.

kowasco:
just tell me the one you think is the best

striker07:
Do computer science you won't regret it,though it is usually not in faculty of engineering

AkpaMgbor:
nobody has mentioned agricultural engineering..it's even broader than mechanical engineering...

kowasco:
which is the best engineering course to study in nigeria base on employment and salary a friend mine said it petroleum engineering
which the you is the best