Programs Architecture or Structural Engineering: Which Career Path Suits Your Interests?

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The discussion centers on the decision between pursuing a graduate degree in Architecture or Structural Engineering, particularly for someone with interests in drawing, math, and physics. Key points include the creative aspects of Architecture versus the technical and analytical focus of Structural Engineering. Participants suggest considering personal career goals, as Architecture leans more towards design and aesthetics, while Structural Engineering emphasizes problem-solving and technical skills. The idea of a double major in math and physics is also proposed, highlighting the value of a strong foundation in these subjects for both fields. Additional fields related to these interests, such as civil engineering or industrial design, are mentioned as alternatives worth exploring.

Aug 3, 2012

dreamfulmirag

Architecture or Structural Engineering?

I really enjoy drawing, math, and physics. I'm considering going to graduate school for either
Architecture or Structural Engineering. Which one should I go for if I enjoy those subjects? and are there any other fields you would recommend I consider going into?

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Aug 3, 2012

bamahabir

Why not do a double major in math & physics?

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