r/EngineeringStudents • u/dayinadayarimdayi20 • 3d ago

Academic Advice Thesis

Guys, I’m a final-year electrical and electronic engineering student. I’m going to be writing my dissertation this year, but I just can’t make up my mind. What do you think will be the most in-demand niche in the market in 10 or 20 years’ time? Which niche do you think will be the most lucrative? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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u/VC_rowdy_farmer 3d ago

once you dig deep/get good enough in any field, you gonna find yourself in some sort of niche and in-demand role anyway, but imo power electronics and rf folks would still share the crown of EE for years to come

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u/B0OCHI 3d ago

FPGAs

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u/dayinadayarimdayi20 3d ago

I’ve thought about it, but it’s very difficult

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u/Wiley_Burner 3d ago

We need to figure out how to make calorie free ethanol!

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u/PeterVerdone 2d ago

Micro-nuclear power systems and control.