[Alberta's Child]

Sounds pretty good, but I wonder if your degree isn't too narrowly focused. I usually recommend a more general degree like civil engineering or electrical engineering at the undergraduate level. What exactly does "ocean engineering" involve?

[zoso82t]

It's hard to say what it involves, because there's a piece of everything in there. I do structural/civil type stuff for offshore structures and coastal landscapes, mechanical aspects of ocean-going systems such as pumps, also electrical when it comes to instrumentation and acoustics. Basically, it's every kind of engineering rolled into one degree, all based on aquatic applications.