Engineers Increasingly Considering Working Abroad
Hungarian engineering students are not shying away from working abroad, and many have already been approached with various offers during their training, writes the business daily Világgazdaság.
Trenkwalder conducted a public opinion survey at the Techtogether student competition at the annual automotive trade fair.
In the survey, almost 400 engineering students participating in domestic technical education answered questions about their plans after graduation.
According to the research, more than two-thirds of students would expect an extremely high starting salary, above HUF 650,000 per month net.
In addition to money, the professional challenge motivates young engineers the most.
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