Amber Brown AddedWednesday, January 12, 2022 at 10:36 PM I am struggling finding my niche in engineering, I love the math aspect but also love the environmental and public aspect. I am currently majoring in civil engineering with a 3.7 accumulative but math Is my thing and I don't get tired of it. I found that choosing the project management aspect of engineering limits me to be more in charge than doing the technical aspect of things. I want to make a difference in this world, but am starting to worry that engineering is limiting in that retrospect. I want the civil aspect of our world to grow more environmentally conscious but don't find the environmental engineering major to be fulfilling. Related to Choosing a Degree, Civil, Climate Change, Engineering Branches, Engineering Skills, Environment, Environmental, Math & Science, Self Doubt, Social Concerns Areas of Impact Climate Change, Environment Reset Sort By Default Fathima Lamya , SADC Answered Wednesday, March 19, 2025 at 11:41 AM Your love of math and environmental impact within civil engineering is a powerful combination. Consider specializing in areas like: * Water Resources: Heavy math, direct environmental impact. * Geotechnical: Sustainable materials and modeling. * Transportation: Sustainable infrastructure. Supplement with environmental coursework, explore research/modeling roles, or consider policy/planning. Your math skills are valuable for a sustainable future.