Guys/girls which one is better, civil engineering or mechanic engineer?

Mechanical engineers generally make more money, and have more options. I'm not so sure about this, but I think marine/underwater tech engineers make more money than mechanical engineers...

I say civil engineering that's what my boyfriends major is and I am sure they make money too. good luck!

Sorry it's out of the topic here but Marine engineering would make a lot of $$$. That's what my exstudies for his masters.

Civil Engineer.

I will go with mechanical engineer.That is what my ex studies.

mechanical engineer... my bro loves his job

I don't know much about the differences in duties, but a civil engineer will typically make less money than a mechanical engineer but jobs will be more available for a civil engineer.

Mechanic Engineers may have more options at a higher level.

I attend a university with a very strong engineering program and I know for a fact that mechanical engineers make MORE money than civil engineers do.

I think mechanic is more my style.

Doesnt matter to me. As long as he in bringing in money to help out and loves what he does

civil makes more money !

I am more intrigued by mechanical engineers but civil is cool too.
I am assuming you are interested in one or the other.
Which way are you leaning more towards?

Civil Engineer would probably make more money. But I wouldn't base it on money. It all comes down to what you would enjoy the most.

You do what interests you more; what would you rather build if money were no object?

It depens of what you prefer... we cannot help you I am afraid!

At my school both of those are the butt of all jokes... but electrical/computer engineering are the best..

When ever someone fails we tell them they should enter the mechanical program lol... Most people change majors to mechanical but mechanicals never step up to electrical/computer engiering

there are lots of factors to be considered, what you love doing the most that's the most important factor for me , cause an engineer who isn't passionate about what he does, will quit or half ass his job, cause engineering is crazy hard, for example Adrian Newey is the chief engineer for red bull f1 racing, he spends months working on the car engineering new parts and what not , and even when they are on a plane back from a race, he still has his old sketch book , that's someone who loves his jobs, and that's what makes the difference, every genius idea he makes in the pinnacle of motor racing finds it's way to road cars, same goes for other amazing f1 engineeris , think ABS, Traction Control, Drag Reduction, Kers, seamless gear change, carbon fiber, floppy pedals all these were invented by F1 engineers, they don't get paid say like bio tech engineers but they make their mark,
I my self I'm in the field of software engineering, I love doing it cause I love artificial intelligence and I find it fascinating which will help me withstand the crazy hours, I put looking at weird algorithms :p or insolvable problems
now if money is what makes you tick here are few links , keep in mind what's the sect, that's an other money factor
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Mechanical engineers build weapons. Civil engineers build targets.

-I'm a mechanical engineer :)

Civil engineering makes more money.

mechanical, because if you combine mechanical with electrical, nuclear or something tha closely realtes to it you will have a better oppurtunity for a job and get paid more.

Whichever one pays more

I don't know exactly what you mean by the word "better". Both majors are respectful, viable for a very long time, and have limitless possibilities in terms of job offers and money making. I am one semester away from becoming an Electrical Engineer (specialized in communication and networks) and as I went through this journey, I realized that engineering is tough and requires a lot of seriousness, assiduousness and hard work. If you are planning on selecting a major based on what people think is cooler or better, then my advice to you is to choose neither. However, if you were asking this just for the fun of it, then it sounds like you are comparing apples to oranges (forgive the cliche) as those two majors do NOT relate in almost any way.

Keep well. :)

Depends on where that engineer works... there are plenty of mechanical engineers that make huge amounts of money when they work at one of the aerospace companies or one of the many defense contractors.

Civil engineering, these days the only ones that pay well are those that have huge amounts of experience, can perform in O&G related applications and a few odd and highly specialized fields you can forget about making any money... increasingly being outsourced and some of the biggest suppliers of civil engineering services are those from China.

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