Programs Dual degree (BEng/BSc) - most useful science major?

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The discussion centers on the pursuit of a double degree in chemical engineering and a Bachelor of Science, with a focus on selecting a complementary major. The individual expresses interest in several potential majors: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics. They aim to work in the biochemical, biomedical, pharmaceutical, or fuels industries. The conversation seeks advice on which major would be the most beneficial for their career goals in chemical engineering.
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Hi guys I am interested in studying chemical engineering at university next year and also want to do a double degree with a bachelor of science.
However I am having a hard time deciding what major would be the most useful...any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Possible Majors (that interest me):
Biochemistry and Molecular biology
Biomedical science
Chemistry
Maths
Physics

My primary interests as a chemical engineer will be working in the biochemical/biomedical, pharmaceutical or fuels industry.
Cheers
 
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MourningTide said:
Hi guys I am interested in studying chemical engineering at university next year and also want to do a double degree with a bachelor of science.

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