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As someone who has completed an aerospace engineering study, I'd suggest focusing on skills that are widely used across the industry rather than limiting yourself to one niche. Since you already know SolidWorks, ANSYS, and AutoCAD, consider learning Python, MATLAB/Simulink, CATIA, CFD tools, and basic data analysis.
In terms of growth, structures, propulsion, avionics, and UAV/drone technology all have good potential, but avionics, simulation, and autonomous systems are seeing particularly strong demand. The key is to keep building practical project experience alongside your aerospace engineering study and stay adaptable as industry needs evolve.