Electrical engineering is one of the most in-demand engineering professions, so those of you who have chosen it as your area of specialisation well done, good choice. While most engineers progress into the workforce with a Bachelor's degree, more and more professionals are staying in further higher education, figuring it will be to their advantage as the competition for jobs hots up. But what if enrolling in a Master's degree is not possible? In these strange times, this is the case for many.

As isolation and the coronavirus become a part of daily life and all industries are affected, the true extent of the ramifications of this pandemic have become a little clearer. Engineering, too, is not immune to the illness which has already taken thousands of lives, and is set to take thousands more. The sector will face dramatic changes over the coming months as it attempts to adapt and survive in a world where for many people even going outside is banned. So what is the fate of engineering?

What does the future hold for engineering? Perhaps we won’t know the answer until it arrives; when it comes to a field with such breadth as this, anything is possible. One thing’s for certain, though: artificial intelligence will play an enormous role in what happens to the discipline over the next few years. It’s already shaping the manufacturing industry and it won’t be long before all engineering specialisations are transformed in one way or another by this revolutionary technology.

In 2018, the European civil engineering market size valued at about USD 2,004.2 billion, and it is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 2.7% by 2025, according to Grand View Research. The rising population in various parts of Europe is a key driver for growth.

While in recent decades women’s participation in the labour market has significantly increased, wide gender gaps still persist. Broadly speaking, women’s working conditions tend to be worse, particularly remuneration; glass ceilings often block career progress, stifling motivation; and achievement goes less recognised, denting morale. Job opportunity, too, is restricted, some areas of work demarcated, implicitly, if not explicitly, as ‘men’s only’. Make no mistake: equality of the sexes is still some way off.

Canada's engineering and architecture firms are powerhouse providers of engineering and architectural services and are the fourth-largest such exporter globally. They are recognized experts in highly complex and technology-intensive engineering projects, development of natural resources, and have extensive experience in public-private partnerships. With today’s steady economic growth and rising demand for world-class infrastructure, this is a great time to join engineering and architecture firms in the country.

Computer engineers are the driving force behind computer advancements and innovations that span multiple industries. Due to the ever-changing nature of technological advancement, computer engineers are expected to be on top of the latest news and trends within their field. Failure to update their knowledge can cause losses to their respective organizations. Computer engineering conferences are effective tools to keep in the loop. Below are the top computer engineering conferences in the US for 2020.

Following the 2008 economic crisis, Europe's construction sector has slowly recovered and now provides over 18 million direct jobs. The steady demand for high-level engineering work, especially in the fields of architectural engineering, can open up more job opportunities for architectural engineers throughout Europe. This is good news for students and professionals who wish to pursue or make use of an architectural engineering degree in Europe. Below are some of the top universities for architectural engineering Master's degrees.

What are the best gifts for robotics engineers? The obvious answer is some kind of robot. But it’s not as easy as that. Most robots and robotic kits are toys aimed at children. Even though most engineers are just big kids who still enjoy playing with toys, you don’t want something that’s too basic. That would just be too boring. That’s why we’ve done our research here at NewEngineer to come up with a list of the top ten best gifts for robot engineers. You can rest assured that every item on this list will put a smile on the face of any robotics engineer.

What gift should you buy for an environmental engineer? Well, surely it’s got to be something environmentally friendly, right? Heck, should you even buy something, or should you make a gift from recycled or reclaimed materials? Would that go down better? It’s a dilemma, to be sure. Luckily for you, at NewEngineer we’ve cooked up some ideas and hunted down some of the best environmental engineering gifts money can buy. Most have an eco-friendly theme (for obvious reasons) and one or two of them you can actually make yourself, if you’ve got the time and inclination.

The robotics sector is one of the most promising and fastest-growing segments of the economy today, boosted by the rise of Industry 4.0. This growth has paved the way for various employment and promotion opportunities among robotics engineers and professionals around the world, particularly in the US, South Korea, Germany, China, and Singapore. 

There are a lot of reasons why knowing the temperature is important. For one, knowing the temperature in your surroundings will let you know how to adjust your clothing. It is very challenging to be productive during the day if your clothes aren’t appropriate for the weather you’re having. How, for instance, can you work if you’re excessively sweating or shivering?

Civil Engineers are a tricky bunch to shop for. They’re normally the type of people who have everything they need - in triplicate in case of emergencies. Many civil engineers live and breathe their job, so it makes sense to get them something related to civil engineering. But what? That’s where we can help.

Modern times sure are interesting. The human race stands at the peak of technological advancement, making futuristic inventions that are increasingly accessible for each and every one of us. Most of our basic – and not so basic – needs have been taken care of by one invention of another. And lots of these inventions have become so embedded in our lives we have forgotten what it was like before they existed!

Civil Engineers are a tricky bunch to shop for. They’re normally the type of people who have everything they need - in triplicate in case of emergencies. Many civil engineers live and breathe their job, so it makes sense to get them something related to civil engineering. But what? That’s where we can help.

Mechanical Engineers are notoriously difficult to buy for. What do you get for the person who has everything? And that’s the thing - mechanical engineers tend to be pragmatic, sensible gadget lovers. So, in other words - they already have everything they could possibly need!  In all seriousness though, if your significant other, sibling, parent, or friend is a mechanical engineer, deciding what to get them is probably a difficult task. Lucky for you, we’ve done all the legwork.

Among all engineering professionals, aeronautical engineers are arguably expected to be the most informed and up-to-date on current trends and technologies. As innovators working at the cutting edge, they help develop the world’s aviation and space technology and state-of-the-art defense systems. 

A climate crisis looms over our heads. The struggle to save our planet – that is, to save ourselves – has never been more pressing. The realities of the coming catastrophe are becoming more obvious, projected daily on our television screens.