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Was debating about Elec. engineering and physics... How about engineering physics??
There's not much info on engineering physics. I've read quite a lot of posts about people that loved physics but chose to go for electrical engineering, and most of them seem happy with their choice. From what I've found, electrical engineering is very math heavy, and is probably the engineering branch with the most "physics" in it.
What about engineering physics though?? Is there a reason why it isn't more popular for the "Love physics, want to choose the more practical/employable engineering route" crowd?
If I know I want to work in industry, and I plan to stop either at the Bsc or Msc level, is engineering physics worth considering??
There's not much info on engineering physics. I've read quite a lot of posts about people that loved physics but chose to go for electrical engineering, and most of them seem happy with their choice. From what I've found, electrical engineering is very math heavy, and is probably the engineering branch with the most "physics" in it.
What about engineering physics though?? Is there a reason why it isn't more popular for the "Love physics, want to choose the more practical/employable engineering route" crowd?
If I know I want to work in industry, and I plan to stop either at the Bsc or Msc level, is engineering physics worth considering??