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MatureAgeStudent
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Hi guys and girls,
So I have a 4 year degree in surveying (Spatial Science) and I'm considering studying for a civil engineering degree.
The maths and physics units already studied result in all but one math unit to complete.
I also get recognition of prior learning for some of my other units.
I have worked alongside civil engineers in high-rise construction, road works, bridges, etc and already work with CAD (Auto CAD - Civil 3D) and use engineering drawings.
I see this degree as the next natural progression if you will.
My question is, what are my employment prospects as a civil engineer in my late 40's (studying a half load with some units offered in summer school)?
Thank you in advance
So I have a 4 year degree in surveying (Spatial Science) and I'm considering studying for a civil engineering degree.
The maths and physics units already studied result in all but one math unit to complete.
I also get recognition of prior learning for some of my other units.
I have worked alongside civil engineers in high-rise construction, road works, bridges, etc and already work with CAD (Auto CAD - Civil 3D) and use engineering drawings.
I see this degree as the next natural progression if you will.
My question is, what are my employment prospects as a civil engineer in my late 40's (studying a half load with some units offered in summer school)?
Thank you in advance