According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of jobs in all engineering fields will increase 20 percent by 2008, which is about 5 percent more than the projected growth for all occupations. However, a study by the Engineering Workforce Commission of the American Association of Engineering Societies shows that the number of students receiving undergraduate engineering degrees is on a four-year decline. In light of this labor crunch, U.S. technical firms are looking abroad for employees. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's graduate school has attracted many foreign students. This influx of talent not only will add greatly to the U.S. technical work force, but also put the United States in ahead in the globalization race, says Pradeep Rohatgi, professor of materials engineering.
Foreign employees help greatly with foreign expansion.
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