What are the majors in mechanical engineering?

Mechanical specialty is a broad discipline in engineering and one of the popular majors chosen by science students. It can be called the strongest engineering course, and it is also a hot major in the future. Mechanical majors need good scientific knowledge, drawing ability and electronic technology, and "mechanical and electrical integration is not divided." University disciplines are often mechatronics.

Generally speaking, there is still a great demand for mechanical technicians in society, and the employment rate has always been the highest, at around 95%, but the salary is relatively low compared with other industries.

Mechanical majors mainly include mechanical design and manufacturing and automation, material forming and control engineering, process equipment and control engineering, mechanical and electronic engineering, measurement and control technology and instruments, mechatronics, aircraft design, vehicle engineering, agricultural mechanization and automation, and industrial design.

Many students misunderstand the prospect of this kind of mechanical specialty, and think that the counterpart work of this kind of mechanical specialty does not look "decent". In fact, they all ignore the extensive adaptability of mechanical specialty, such as its application in equipment maintenance, numerical control maintenance, environmental protection equipment design and other fields. At the same time, mechanical specialty also involves many interdisciplinary subjects. Through the accumulation of these knowledge, it also provides a strong guarantee for cross-mechanical specialty and cross-industry employment.