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Gabuke
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Hello everyone, I am currently studying physics (2nd course) and dreaming about becoming an electrical energineer. I am sure that once I am finished bachelor studies I will go for a master degree in EE. But will it grant me an engineer job? I am highly interested in an electrical engineering, especially in renewable energy and I am currently studying electrical engineering subjects on my own like circuit design and so on.
Also I have skills in graphic engineering ( AutoCad, SolidWork), programming with c++, HTML, PHP.
Almost forgot to mention that I took 60 credits ( apx. 1 year ) of electrical engineering in my physics courses.
And how is the situation abroad ( USA, UK ) within physic's graduates getting an engineering job? I am from Eastern Europe.
Many thanks for the answers.
Also I have skills in graphic engineering ( AutoCad, SolidWork), programming with c++, HTML, PHP.
Almost forgot to mention that I took 60 credits ( apx. 1 year ) of electrical engineering in my physics courses.
And how is the situation abroad ( USA, UK ) within physic's graduates getting an engineering job? I am from Eastern Europe.
Many thanks for the answers.