Engineering Degree Tier List 2023 (The BEST Engineering Degrees RANKED)

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Comment from : Shane Hummus

2:56 gender engineering
Comment from : ilaahayow jannada igali (amin)

What's is "meaning"??!
Comment from : Mohammed ali

Civil engineering give you a lot of job roles to be in and great salaries as well Imagine how much can you make if you start your own business after getting the necessary experience I will put civil engineering a bit higher than a B XD br brThe pros of being a bachelor civil engineer is you have a lot of areas to work in like structural, geotechnical, hydraulics, etc And you never get bore, because every project is different and always has something new to learn
Comment from : Richard Emanuel Pontes Alves

Is mining engineering still worth it?
Comment from : Khan Joed BadDawg

What about Welding Engineering?
Comment from : Trimm Deuns

Civil or chemical engineering which option to opt
Comment from : Abbasiiii

Deam you went pretty harsh on civil engineering
Comment from : Alessandro Gabriele Ceo

I went on course career it says to make a one time payment so what happens after that?
Comment from : William Collins Jr

I was in electrical engineering, but I switched for mechanical engineering because electrical is harder and more difficult to learn
Comment from : PROZAvital

Why nobody talks about engineering science?!
Comment from : Mohamed Soliman

As a biomedical engineering major, I am here to tell you that not most biomedical engineering jobs can be done with a mechanical eng degree Your claim proves your lack of knowledge of the field, as there is more to biomed eng than prosthetics and medical machinery It includes cellular and tissue engineering, and cancer research
Comment from : InfernalBlizzard

Is renewable and sustainable energy engineering the same as environmental engineering?
Comment from : Franks

I just wanted to here that my degree worth of smth As Electrical Engineer I am satisfied
Comment from : Rayli dOrochi

Human Factors Engineering?
Comment from : Brenz Baby

What about geomatic engineering?
Comment from : Michael Straughn

Screw Gov Regulations!!! Thanks Dems
Comment from : Henry Lopez

New fan and really like your channel Seeing if you could make a video about the best degrees to climb the corporate ladder to C Suite level positions or something similar
Comment from : M

bruh videos too long like gawddam hurry up :((
Comment from : Urval Patel

Hi everyone! I'm power systems analysis engineer (power systems engineer) I have a bachelor's degree that is not recognized in the USA and I do not have any visa to work in the USA what are the chances USA I can move to work in London as power systems engineer?
Comment from : Mirzabek Yaznonov

Manufacturing engineering??
Comment from : CRAiCED

Why does no one talk about general engineering I mean is it that bad or it’s new or something I don’t know
Comment from : Sagr Sager

Shane overlooked mining engineering
Comment from : Matt Ng

Do you recommend 1_biotechnology or 2_biomedical engineering?
Comment from : bedro azemour

This video was pretty helpful! Thank you Shane From Pakistan
Comment from : PowerTopics

Software engineering or aerospace engineering?
Comment from : ٍ ٍ

No Geological Engineering??
Comment from : Aschyr Conley

Mining engineering?
Comment from : God Wasu

S : Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical EngineeringbrA : System Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics EngineeringbrB : Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental EngineeringbrC : Materials Engineering, Network Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Petroleum EngineeringbrD : Agricultural Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Marine EngineeringbrE :
Comment from : Jesz Lin

System A brMechatronics AbrIndustrial AbrMechanical AbrAerospace AbrChemical AbrSoftware SbrComputer SbrElectrical S
Comment from : Ak

Where is mining engineering?
Comment from : Ali

3:45 This has to be wrong, software engineering is among the most popular degrees if not the most popular degree if you add in computer science which is for job purposes basically the same thing There is no way agriculture engineering has similar number of grads per year
Comment from : Jey Calc

Everytime I watch these, I'm more and more convinced that there isn't enough research being done on the field of Civil Engineering and how versatile it is In terms of jobs, pay and social lifebrbrI also think that it having one of the highest "meaning" scores goes to show how free people feel within the field Money is great and all in tech, but why stress and hate your job when you can do something more fullfilling and still make just as much? Also, if you go into government jobs, you don't have to work over 40+ weeks often and you still get well pay plus all holidays off and have very amazing benefits + retirement investments ensured
Comment from : Angel Bravo

b⇾ S (3):/b Software Engineering, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering br brb⇾ A (6):/b System Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering* (* 15:33) br brb⇾ B (3):/b Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering br brb⇾ C (4):/b Materials Engineering, Network Engineering, Nuclear Engineering and Petroleum Engineering br brb⇾ D (3):/b Agricultural Engineering, Architectural Engineering and Marine Engineering br brb⇾ F (0):/b -
Comment from : Panthera Onca

you forgot the worst one: Business Engineer 😈
Comment from : Maxime T

How long does a mechanical engineering degree last?brPlz tell me ❤
Comment from : Dinith Nethsara

how does he not talk about how hard classes will be
Comment from : Jonathan L

Saying venture capitalists are the smartest people is insane considering they just do glorified gambling
Comment from : Pompinaros

Which engineering is best for a person who wants to make their own gaming devices, Healthcare devices, and electronics?
Comment from : pinkypie79

Electrical engineering sort of covers a good chunk of mechatronics engineering
Comment from : Eve Gasse

I feel like Software should be a little bit lower, simply because of how AI bots like ChatGPT and Bard are going to eventually render those jobs obsolete Or at least the coding bootcamps obsolete Computer Science and Engineering (my particular Masters degree field) will still likely be S tier, simply for all of the research and governmental postiitions available with that degree (eveything from designing eletrical grid blueprints to the computer systems for the military to launching rockets into space with NASA
Comment from : The Ragnarok Machine

Need to add mining engineering
Comment from : Bh

Putting SDE at S tier is an absolute scandal Do not believe videos on youtube about it Once you do some research, you'll know about the hundreds of thousands of failed graduates working at McDonalds and jobless hunters
Comment from : Trainer Zard

Still Industrial and Mechanical Engineering is the best course to choose
Comment from : Eltot

como poni industrial en la a tier list si vale pico aguante aero qlo
Comment from : emilio utama nieto

Comment from : Donald Gaff

What about automotive engineering
Comment from : Mathias Polit

My dads a geotechnical engineer which falls under civil engineering and his bosses make around 200k He’s a manager and makes around 130k to 140k with bonuses ( I heard engineering bonuses can be huge) so I wonder how accurate those Glassdoor numbers are A plus about geotechnical engineering is that sometimes you could be in the field for weeks doing services not just sitting on your ass all day
Comment from : JMIKE22_22 JMIKE22_22

What about construction management?
Comment from : Susie Moreno

What about architecture
Comment from : BlazeTube

Can you guys please tell me more about industrial engineeringis it worth doingican you please share your experiences or tell me which one will be good to the futurspls help me guyss😢
Comment from : Anjala AS

What about data engineering?
Comment from : Pablo Pardo

I honestly wish I would have gone for mechatronics instead of IE Since I graduated in '08 I couldn't find any engineering jobs and stopped looking; eventually getting into CSR/tech support for AT&T and Arris/Motorola At best, the $32k in student loan debt has gotten me a $1/hr differential on positions that were grossly underpaid anyways Even if I went into Civil Engineering, I would have been state employed a decade ago MechE would have been way better for me I can't find a position that uses my IE with minor Math/physics and 15 years out of practice; best I can hope for is picking up handyman services at 1/3 the cost
Comment from : John Lavender

Audio engineering ?
Comment from : Wesley Horn

thank you mate
Comment from : ghee roast

I have studied Mechatronics Engineering brBut to be honest, there is not such jobs as they ask for "Mechatronics Engineers" it's like we have to decide if we want to focus on mechanics, or in software, or in electrical, or try to combine everything as Embedded Systems EngineerbrAnd by the way brI was waiting for that on the tier listbrBut my be I missed it?
Comment from : KaOzPoNs

wheres the cyber security engineer?
Comment from : NBA TV

In poor words the best choices are the most general ones
Comment from : LenS SS

conputer
Comment from : hadi

This video is too long because you’re stuffing some annoying add in between each degree
Comment from : Theo Staykoff

Would be nice if you talk about management engineering
Comment from : Fabian Bayona

Would genetic engineering be ranked the same as biomedical engineering? It’s more applying engineering principles to science than a hardcore engineering field
Comment from : Cryovizard

what about mining engineering
Comment from : RubberDucky

People always put civil engineering down towards the bottom, but I (a civil engineer) make as much as my electrical engineer boyfriend and my job is in every single city in the world and every county and state We have management and people skills that most other engineers don’t We can work our way up very easily and I have experienced absolutely no problem finding jobs wherever I want one Civil engineering is a very good degree that can lead to a great career I’m not sure why so many people list other engineering degrees as so much better
Comment from : Rob Sanchez

Here in my country Civil Engineer id the second highest paid degree just after medicine I guess it might be because in the us they build their houses with wood, but i guess this tier its closed to the us
Comment from : D Ęmiliø

As a Materials Science and Engineering student I feel compelled to comment here because I don’t think this is a very good representation of the field in general No one major is ‘better’ or ‘worse’ than another and if your goal in a degree is just to make a bunch of money after graduating go into something like Business Information Technology It’s way easier and has comparable salaries to Engineering You should go into an Engineering discipline because you enjoy the program and this video probably won’t help you very much If you are generally interested in Engineering but aren’t sure which specific field to go into, most universities will have some sort of primer for freshman Engineering students to help you find out which one you are most interested in All Engineering fields are unique and interesting, and picking a degree because it has a slightly better average financial forecast instead of picking one that interests you is a good way to set yourself up for burnout Also, with a few exceptions, I don’t think it’s fair to say that one type of Engineering can easily fill in for another - these fields exist for a reason and it’s because they are specific enough to require specific education and training
Comment from : Duncan W

i am at a public university on environmental engeneering, i like the course so much
Comment from : Gabe Emh

should I go for computer engineering or mechanical????
Comment from : john obeid

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Comment from : Ken McDavide Fernandez

You should cover nanoengineering I got my MS degree in it 10 years ago and was the only grad in line for it on my graduation day😂 It is very new, challenging and niche but a great in demand career SUNY Poly/CNSE had one of the first degree programs for only MS/PhD
Comment from : TonyDMV

EE🐐🐐
Comment from : فارس القحطاني

Electronic engenieer
Comment from : Ronaldinho Gaucho

What about biotechnology engineering!?
Comment from : Sibi Abinath

Keep your videos longer!
Comment from : Ashton Hannum

No automation engineer? :(
Comment from : Arkadiusz Kwiatkowski

Architectural engineering stays the best
Comment from : lulu katty

Mechanical Engineer Your way off I've been doing it for over 13 years now and I'm nowhere near £53800 More like just over half so don't take these numbers as gospel
Comment from : Follower

Man there is no Mining or Geological engineering 😢
Comment from : Hiro Tsukada

Please include financial engineering next time!!
Comment from : Rocky Pura

Would you count structural engineering as a civil engineering discipline or something separate?
Comment from : Rafael Wood

Most Mechatronics graduates go on to become what is called Controls Engineers They deal with lots of automation which includes electrical and mechanical aspects Their work is also involved with PLC Programming and designing control panels for automated machines Hope this information helps :)
Comment from : Bipolar Bear

What about photonic engineering!!
Comment from : Neil Singh

Aerospace is S+ because you can say you are a rocket scientist unironically
Comment from : heheheha

Can you consider doing a video on financial engineering?
Comment from : Massimo Centofanti

I'm double majoring in electrical and computer engineering hopefully I'll be making bank lol
Comment from : Mero

is there anyone who is aware of some data about telecommunication engineering?
Comment from : Valerio MZ

I put entry level software engineer on LinkedIn in my city… Saw one company requesting 15 years of experience Had to have been a mistake but it made me laugh
Comment from : Richard Zepeda

Computer engineering is so OP, in Spain I have several friends that have NOT finished the degree and found a goodly paid job
Comment from : ASSETO_kid

STEM is good
Comment from : Christian Avila

Hello everyone! Incoming college student herebrI just want to ask, are these information about engineering courses are also applicable to other countries specially Asia? Responses are much appreciated Thank you!
Comment from : Lloyd Smurf