What Should You Know About Geological Engineering Careers and Education?

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Geological engineering is a distinct field that combines principles of geology and engineering to address issues related to the Earth's materials and processes. It is not merely a rebranding of mining engineering, although there are overlaps in areas such as resource extraction and site assessment. The curriculum typically involves a significant amount of mathematics, comparable to other engineering disciplines, as it requires analytical skills for problem-solving in geological contexts. Geological engineers are recognized as legitimate engineers, having specialized training that differentiates them from geologists. The job market for geological engineers is generally favorable, with demand driven by infrastructure development, environmental concerns, and natural resource management.
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?Geological Engineering?

So recently i discovered this brand of engineering, which i had never really herd much about before. And i have a few questions regarding this field.

1. Is this just a fancy name for mining engineering, are they related in anyway?.

2.Can i expect as much math in the program as other engineering fields.

3.Are geological engineers legitimit engineers, or is it just a fancy name for a geologist who has specialized in something?

4. How hot is the job market after you receive a degree in this field?

any answers are welcome, thanks.
 
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seriously anyone?, even an answer to one question?. I'm desperate here
 
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