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I suppose....if you wanted to teach ceramics, or be the curator of a museum, it might be useful.....

 

Pretty much every college/university offers noth undergraduate and masters programs. They are absolutely useless, but they want it in order to teach ceramics.
One of the ASU professors brought a class to my plant for a field trip and upon seeing one of her former students said "oh my God, an ASU ceramics graduate working somewhere other than Starbucks"

 

Ceramic engineering would be useful for a glass manufacturer including auto glass where advances have been made in layered glass for safety and glass that will shatter into small pieces rather than shards, again for safety. Would also be useful for a maker of optical glass, bakeware (think Pyrex and microwaveable vessels), tile, pottery, durable flat glass for smartphones and TV's, and a host of other technology.

A look on Corning Glass's website will show some of the specialty items they have developed, all thanks to ceramic engineers.

 

LOL you just described me! I don’t do stupidity well either, and yet I work here.

 

These programs are not ceramica engineering. they are a fine arts degree.

 

I misunderstood then. So a bit like a basket weaving program; not very useful for a good paying career and paying off student debt.

 

Hey, Hey, HEY... don’t be dis’in my Masters of Science in Basket Weaving... I’ll use it in my Golden Years... unless I get arthritis in my hands... then ya, totally useless...