I am a junior girl, and I want to know what the employment situation of graduate students majoring in surveying and mapping is like. What is the best direction for female students to take the postgrad

I am a junior girl, and I want to know what the employment situation of graduate students majoring in surveying and mapping is like. What is the best direction for female students to take the postgraduate examination of Surveying and Mapping? I don't know which school you are majoring in surveying and mapping. It is more difficult for girls majoring in surveying and mapping to find a job than boys. The hardship of this major and strong field requirements force a considerable number of surveying and mapping units not to recruit girls, even masters or even doctors. Because most of the departments of Surveying and Mapping in China are led by Wu Ceren (now merged into Wuhan University), and because of their strong strength and good reputation at home and abroad, there is still a certain market for female masters in Wu Ce, but the units are generally not particularly ideal, and the students in other institutions are very weak.

Therefore, my suggestion is as follows: 1. Now I'm a junior, facing the professional choice of preparing for postgraduate entrance examination. If possible, I'd better jump out of the surveying and mapping industry. Second, to always walk on the road of surveying and mapping, we can consider GIS major and photogrammetry and remote sensing major (in recent years, the employment direction of photogrammetry is very tight, so we can consider it; In addition, the demand for remote sensing is small, mainly concentrated in scientific research institutes with image processing needs (such as aerospace systems and electronic technology systems), so it is very difficult for female students majoring in surveying and mapping engineering to find jobs.