Job in renewable energy

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  1. areasys

    areasys Registered Senior Member

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    I posted another thread in this forum regarding the possibility of a career in DSP, but I'm also considering a job in renewable energy (solar, wind, hydroelectric, etc.). I graduated in December from a prominent Los Angeles university (which shall remain nameless for the sake of my anonymity) with a B.S. in EE.

    Would I have to get a Master's to pursue a career in this field? What kind of coursework would I need to take, and is there any way I can study it myself without getting a Master's? Where should I look for careers in power engineering, solar electricity, etc.?
     
    areasys, Feb 22, 2010
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    spidergoat pubic diorama Valued Senior Member

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    Learn to speak Mandarin.
     
    spidergoat, Feb 22, 2010
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    Facial Valued Senior Member

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    It helps a lot to get a master's. Learning Mandarin helps too.
     
    Facial, Feb 26, 2010
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    How about a degree in physical education? Muscle power is renewable. Did you go to Whittier?
     
    spidergoat, Feb 26, 2010
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