Because the geological engineering specialty involves a wide range of national economic construction fields, there are many economic construction projects at present, which develop rapidly, creating a good employment environment for graduates. However, the employment situation of geological engineering students is still very good, the development momentum is relatively strong, and the talent demand situation is promising.
Graduates of this major can engage in water conservancy, hydropower, transportation, energy, urban construction, resource development, national disaster prevention and mitigation and other related technical and management work, and can also engage in teaching and scientific research in universities and research institutes.