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The 20 Best Online Master’s Degrees in Cyber Security

Cyber Security is quickly becoming one of the most crucial, understaffed sectors of our economy. Any organization that relies on digital information (which is virtually all of them) either has, wants, or will need professionals that protect them from cyber attacks, natural disasters, and other compromising calamities. Cyber attacks have been rapidly rising in recent . . .

The 20 Best Online Master’s in Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering Degrees

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Aeronautical Engineering is a subset of engineering that tackles the development of spacecraft and aircraft. It is sometimes referred to casually as rocket science. Some of the areas that you'll study in the field include: Propulsion: the energy required to move a vehicle through the air, or outer space. Aircraft Structures: the physical design of . . .

What Can I Do With a Chemistry Degree?

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Biochemistry is the science of life. All our life processes - walking, talking, moving, feeding - are essentially chemical reactions. So biochemistry is actually the chemistry of life, and it's supremely interesting. - Aaron Ciechanover Chemistry is the science of energy, matter, and how they interact. It is compelling, universal, and constantly omnipresent in our . . .

What Can I Do With a Food Science Degree?

Krystle Dodge

The process of how food is made provides both an engrossing puzzle, a great opportunity to promote health outcomes, and a big business. Nearly every container in every grocery store comes with a compelling story. From almost completely unprocessed greens from down the street, to highly processed food products that have a shelf life of . . .

What Can I Do With a Building Degree?

Krystle Dodge

Look around yourself. If you're within view of a window, chances are you're looking at something that was built. Not by one person, but an entire team. Many corporations and individuals that came together to construct the location you're in now. Be it a library, a coffee shop, your home, or an airport. Building degrees . . .

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What Can I Do With a Chemical Engineering Degree?

Krystle Dodge

A good engineer thinks in reverse and asks himself about the stylistic consequences of the components and systems he proposes - Helmut Jahn We're surrounded by chemicals. They exist naturally all around us, but they're also manufactured and combined in myriad ways to build products and compounds we take for granted and use regularly. The . . .

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What Can I Do With An Architecture Degree?

Krystle Dodge

A doctor can bury his mistakes, but an architect can only advise his clients to plant vines – Frank Lloyd Wright We live in an increasingly virtual world. People are spending far more time interacting with screens than others, and the ability to create tangible, sustainable, and long-lasting projects and physical spaces is dwindling among . . .

What Can I Do With a Civil Engineering Degree?

Krystle Dodge

We shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us - Winston Churchill Civil engineering is the design, development, and maintenance of infrastructure. In America, we're facing significant infrastructure issues. These issues can be seen in our airports, train systems, bridges, roads, and water systems. From the Rust Belt to major cities like New York and Los . . .

How much Science is in an Environmental Engineering Degree?

Terry Robinson

Science and engineering go hand-in-hand. There are many branches of engineering, such as chemical, electrical, aerospace, mechanical, computer, architectural, and the list continues. All of them involve science in different concentrations. Environmental engineering is no exception. Therefore, for those individuals considering this field as a career, prepare for classes in a variety of sciences and . . .