Engineering Electronic engineering bachelor, then MS in electrical?

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Pursuing a degree in Electronic Engineering can still allow for application to a Master's program in Electrical Engineering, even without a background in power systems or machines. The curriculum for the Electronic Engineering program provides a solid foundation that can be applicable to various fields within electrical engineering. Job opportunities for graduates in Electronic Engineering include roles in telecommunications, circuit design, and embedded systems, among others. It's important to review program specifics and consider any prerequisites for the desired Master's program to ensure a smooth transition.
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Hi I'm new here
basically thinking about getting a degree in EE, and the school that I'm interested has electronic engineering instead. Just wondering if I do the electronic engineering bachelor, you think I can still apply for MS in electrical if I don't have background in like power and machine. And as for job, what are options wouuld I have
Here's the link of the program curriculum
http://publish.ust.hk/prog_crs/pdf/ug/elec.pdf
 
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