Engineering physics + mechatronics engineering Double Major?

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It is possible to graduate with a double major in engineering physics and mechatronics engineering at some universities, although this typically requires careful planning and may extend the duration of the degree due to the extensive coursework involved in single major engineering programs. Prospective students are advised to consult university program calendars and conduct thorough research to determine specific requirements and feasibility at their institution of interest.
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Do you know if it is possible in some university to graduate with a double major of engineering physics and mechatronics engineering?
 
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This seems like the kind of question that's best answered by Googling and searching through university program calendars. I'm sure somewhere it's possible, though likely not without consequence. Single major engineering programs tend to be crammed full of course work as it is. Double majoring is likely to extend the length of the degree.
 
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