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MackyNaija:
Yes and the rent don gimme bald head.



Thanks. The answer is straight forward -

Environmental graduate = Environmental engineer

Industrial graduate = Industrial, Manufacturing, Process, Quality Engineer, Supply Chain Analyst, Operations Research Scientist, Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Safety Specialist... The opportunities are numerous
These are the job roles I can remember by heart.

If one can only be admitted into Environmental dept based on their Bsc, they'll need to do a switch a semester after resumption.
Industrial department MIGHT only be willing to accept 1 of the 3 courses done under Environmental dept. But if one goes informed, they'll take courses upfront applicable to Industrial dept, then,2 or more courses can be accepted.

Hope I have been able to convince and not confuse you that doing Industrial Engineering is more viable.
The Department sef easy to survive while giving you space/chance/freedom & opportunity to pursue woman.

Lol, Thank you MackyNaija, in my case, it would be to pursue man.

@MackyNajia.

You are doing great, your consistency is topnotch.
Please I need a second opinion on an issue, it's kind of urgent.

Which Engineering has more prospects for International students? Environmental or Industrial?

I got a hint that Environmental graduate students at A and M Kingsville struggle to get Co-ops and Internships unlike Industrial Engineering students.

Please can you confirm this?

Also what department does better? Stydents from Env or Industrial?

I would advice you hold on. the accommodation space is usually not enough and you wouldn't be given a refund at the end of the day. so to avoid a loose loose situation just hold on till they show that space is no longer available.