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General Metallurgical Engineering Schools in West Virginia

Jobs for General Metallurgical Engineering Grads in West Virginia

There are 660 people in the state and 252,750 people in the nation working in general metallurgical engineering jobs.

Wages for General Metallurgical Engineering Jobs in West Virginia

General Metallurgical Engineering grads earn an average of $88,320 in the state and $113,680 nationwide.

General Metallurgical Engineering Careers in WV

Some of the careers general metallurgical engineering majors go into include:

Job Title	WV Job Growth	WV Median Salary
Engineering Professors	14%	$74,080
Architectural and Engineering Managers	3%	$133,050
Materials Engineers	0%	$82,670

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References

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