In the eyes of the public, many science majors are often more difficult to learn than liberal arts majors, which is why many students consciously choose liberal arts majors when the college entrance examination is divided into subjects. Although I chose liberal arts, some students still want to know what are the most brain-burning and difficult majors in engineering? According to the current situation, the teacher listed several major engineering majors that are difficult to learn.

1, majoring in vehicle engineering

Judging from the current development, vehicles have become an indispensable means of transportation in our daily life. Although the vehicle engineering major looks simple, the overall design is actually very complicated. Students majoring in vehicle engineering study the internal parts of two cars every day. In addition, they have a wide range of study and a lot of knowledge to learn, which makes few students majoring in vehicle engineering have real skills after graduation. Because of the complexity of study, the employment direction after graduation is also very professional. Generally speaking, all graduates who have made achievements in this major can basically find jobs with good salary and treatment.

2. Electronic information engineering major

It is also very hard for students majoring in electronic information engineering, because they have to face a lot of professional knowledge, and they have to receive training, do experiments and internships. So they were all very busy during their college major. Electronic information engineering major mainly includes signal processing and acquisition, power plant equipment information system and so on. Learning electronic information engineering has very high requirements for computers, not only for programming, but also for learning circuits. After all, only by mastering this knowledge can you learn easily. After graduation, you can also go to an electronic technology company for operation, development and maintenance. Some students with strong professional knowledge can engage in software development with higher salary.

3. Nuclear engineering and technology.

It is very difficult to study nuclear engineering and technology. If the foundation of high school is not good, it is likely to be very difficult to study this major after going to college. This major mainly studies engineering mechanics, electronics, thermophysics, mechanical design and nuclear related technologies. It's hard, and it burns your brain in the process of learning. Generally, students, including this major, are experts in learning. After all, it is difficult to graduate after the exam. Although it is difficult, as long as you graduate, your employment prospects are good. After all, graduates can work in the Department of Nuclear Power Engineering, or in units related to information technology and physical technology.

4. Electrical Engineering Major

There are many courses in electrical engineering, which are difficult. The study content mainly includes electronic, signal, circuit, microcomputer and other technical theories. Because of the wide range of study, it is also difficult to learn, which is very brain-burning. It takes a lot of time and energy to study in the process of study, and there is basically little rest time during college. As the saying goes, there is a reward for giving, and it is particularly easy to find a job after graduation. Some enterprises, institutions and scientific research institutions need a large number of professionals every year.

These four majors are very brain-burning for engineering students, and they are all very difficult to learn. In general, schools often do various experiments during their school days, and many students are worried about whether they will be "bald in their early years" when studying these four majors. Although majors are not easy to learn, their development prospects are very good. If you succeed in your studies, it is not a problem to find a well-paid job after graduation.