Bachelor's degrees are required for almost all entry-level engineering jobs. You can obtain one from the University of Miami, which offers 13 different fields of study including such unique disciplines as aerospace and wireless communication. Advanced engineering work, such as research and development, requires an advanced degree. In addition to a variety of degree and study options, Florida International University boasts world-class research facilities including Motorola's Nanofabrication Research Facility. For advanced study, Miami's Polytechnic University of the Americas has a master's degree in engineering management.
The job market for engineers in Miami is steady. Projections show 1.36 percent annual growth for engineering jobs from 2004 through 2012, according to the state's Agency for Workforce Innovation. During this period, area companies are expected to add 633 engineering jobs to total 6,433 by 2012.
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