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Kennyinusa:
Mechanical Engineering!

What a course. What a damn course!

As a Fresh Mechanical Engineering graduate, you can get a job in

Accounting and Auditing Firms (KPMG, PWC....)

Banks (GTB, AccessBank, in fact all of them)

Production Companies (BAT, NESTLE, LAFARGE, CADBURY, DANGOTE, NBC...and the likes)

Oil and Gas Firms (GE, ARIOSH, SHELL, TOTAL)

Engineering Construction (JAGAL, SEVAN, METALMATE, SHI)

Consulting firms, and so many other sectors I can't remember right now.

Only Accounting(and related courses) graduates can challenge mechanical engineering graduates when it come to flexibility.

I think ElectricalEngineering is more flexible than Mechanical

Naturallyme:
Sure U can but most options you will get is mechanical engineering. Av not seen anyone with b.Eng Mechatronics. I started with Nd and hnd before degree too. Got direct entry admission after two attempts..not easy bro. If you get mechanical,do Mechatronics when U get to 500LEVEL.

Sorry sir, which school? What was ur grade? Sorry for asking am also planning doing DE with my hnd in mechanical engineering

Warm greetings to the engineers in the house

Very interesting post.

I have question thoug would appreciate your help.


I have HND in mechanical engineering, but as God will have it I found myself in a civil engineering company, although this was as a result of my one year industrial training at the civil engineering firm.
Now I think I am in love with this civil engineering job, but my mechanical engineering certificate seems to be my only problem cause I have all the necessary experience.
My question now, is it possible to switch to HND civil engineering with my HND in Mechanical engineering?

Don't bother to change anything. Engineering is engineering on the field. you only need to transfer the knowledge of mechanical to civil. they are related when it comes to design. in Engineering ,We have statics and dynamics. Civil is the statics. only few practice the engineering they studied in school. these days engineering has gone beyond civil mechanical and electrical

Imoy:
Very interesting post.

I have question thoug would appreciate your help.


I have HND in mechanical engineering, but as God will have it I found myself in a civil engineering company, although this was as a result of my one year industrial training at the civil engineering firm.
Now I think I am in love with this civil engineering job, but my mechanical engineering certificate seems to be my only problem cause I have all the necessary experience.
My question now, is it possible to switch to HND civil engineering with my HND in Mechanical engineering?

Interesting, over 2 years on Nairaland I'm just seeing this thread for the first time.

It is well.... I'm a fresh 2nd Degree graduate (M.Sc from U.I) so far it's been God all the way.

So what's pumping in our area of study? I'm into production/solid mechanics and ibknow some are thermo-flow wizards.

Let's share ideas and thoughts but less I forget I'm still in search for cool placement. The company I used for my 6months IT has folded up, and it's been pretty difficult getting a place like seriously.

Naturallyme:
Don't bother to change anything. Engineering is engineering on the field. you only need to transfer the knowledge of mechanical to civil. they are related when it comes to design. in Engineering ,We have statics and dynamics. Civil is the statics. only few practice the engineering they studied in school. these days engineering has gone beyond civil mechanical and electrical

Thanks a lot, i appreciate.

Hello room, what options are available for a place to do IT preferably in Abj and how do i apply. I'll be glad if you could also help with links thanks

I have a strong passion for ME