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Taiwan has long been renowned as the "Island of Engineers," yet in this era of rapid industrial change, technological advancements are becoming increasingly complex. Engineering industries, advancing alongside technology, now require engineers not only with specialized technical skills but also with innovative international perspectives.
The STEM initiative (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) illustrates the United States' demand for various types of engineers, aiming to produce 1 million STEM professionals by 2020 to meet industry needs. Graduates from the College of Science and Engineering at San Francisco State University have consistently enjoyed high employment rates, with higher average starting salaries compared to graduates from general university disciplines. San Francisco, California, serves as the headquarters for numerous international corporations, and many large American companies often provide extensive internship opportunities, creating a favorable job market for local students.
Future career paths include:
Further education: Pursuing graduate studies domestically or internationally.
Industry: Roles such as software engineer, firmware engineer, web developer, algorithm developer, system engineer in system planning, system analysis, or electronic engineer.