You changed your major from engineering management. Can you tell me something about this major? Because I also want to switch from architecture to engineering management.

There is no difference between a major and a major.

You have to consider which major is more suitable for you. Instead of thinking about which major can go to what extent and what position in the future! Do you think there are so many people in every major, and how many people can reach the peak in their major or work?

Engineering management is a "panacea" major in civil engineering, and it can do a lot of work in architecture and related fields, but it mainly focuses on engineering budget or management. Learning four blocks, management knowledge (very little), engineering technology (superficial), economic knowledge (a little more, including budget), laws and regulations (less), the disadvantage is that learning more and superficial, management majors are basically like this. You can do a lot of work just mentioned, but only if you can find a job.

I don't know much about architecture. It seems that it is mainly for designing this piece; I often see them painting this and that.

From the development point of view, I think it varies from person to person; There is nothing to talk about!

"The terminal of architecture is experts and senior engineers; Project manager of the terminal of project management ":"senior engineer "is the title, and" senior engineer "is the abbreviation of senior engineer (sub-high), but it is not the terminal, and there is also a professor-level senior engineer (Zhenggao) on it; "project manager" is a position, not a title, which is confused with the previous one; Engineering management majors can evaluate engineering or economic titles; Specifically, it depends on the idea of the evaluation unit. Our former classmates all evaluated the engineering titles on the project, but not the economic titles on the project.

"The employment direction is also very clear, that is, management leaders." This sentence is too highly of students majoring in engineering management! The employment direction is mainly biased towards the economic-related jobs in the construction industry, especially the project budget; It is also possible to become a manager in the future, and it is hard to say at what level; It is difficult to manage leaders.

If you want to do a good job in project management, you must thoroughly understand the four chunks in your work to a certain extent before you can make a difference ("relationship" is not weak first).