What degree for Project Engineer?

Lennon Gardner February 28, 2025
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By Ximena Cook April 04, 2025

Typically, project engineers hold a bachelor's degree in mechanical, aerospace, electrical engineering, or related fields. Salaries range from $91,245 to $117,011, with a median around $101,808, reflecting experience and specialization in the field.

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What degree for Project Engineer?
What degree for Project Engineer?