Aeronautical Engineering

With experts predicting that many jobs will be obsolete within the next decade due to the technology revolution, drones - and the demand for drone pilots - emerged as a key growth industry. What many people still consider to be a hobby, is set to become a popular, well paid and in-demand job opportunity within the next year or two. Industries already being transformed by drone piloting skills:
Utilities: Using drones to inspect power lines, telephone towers and wind turbines without needing to employ several people, cranes and cherry pickers
Mining: Drones are already commonplace and are used to measure stockpiles of minerals in hours, rather than days. Also used for surveying work and environmental impact research
Fast Food Delivery: Big companies such as Domino's Pizza will be looking to invest in drones for pizza delivery in the future
Package Delivery: Australia Post and Amazon are already investing in drone technology as a way of delivering packages
Trades: Being able to inspect things from a height, such as a solar panel output, leaking roofs and guttering. Real Estate: Panoramic aerial footage of properties to show investors new opportunities or create marketing videos
Wedding photography: Aerial videography of weddings is set to become the next big thing and will allow couples to capture diverse and creative footage of their special day
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Hello, What is next best way after aeronautical engineering or rather from any engineering is like a Shakespearen dilemma? Weather to study for post-graduation or go for job or MBA? This is always a million dollar question. There is nothing right or wrong in choosing any of the ways. It all depends on what you want in life. If you choose to go for post-graduation, so be it and you will end up becoming a specialist in that branch and definitely can get a good job and prosper in your career. On the other hand, if you want to go for MBA, that also is a good line to take and you will become a generalist rather than a technocrat in your career. Both the lines in career have got good prospects, so it ultimately boils down to what you fascinate or what you like to choose. Best wishes to you.