Is it possible to be a physicist for mechanic and electronic Engineers?

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A user from China, with a background in mechanical and electronic studies, expressed a desire to transition into physics. They sought advice from others with experience in this area. Responses indicated that pursuing physics alongside electronic engineering is a viable option and could complement their current studies. Participants in the discussion shared their own backgrounds in electronic engineering and encouraged the idea of integrating physics courses into their education. The conversation remained focused on the feasibility and benefits of studying both fields simultaneously.
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Hello everybody,I am from China,and I majored in mechanic and electronic in a college. now I want to devotee myself to physic. Anybody experienced,do you think it is possible and wish you some advice.
Thanks for reply,my e-mail is daifeili@163.com:smile:
 
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you're now studying in electronic college and want also to have physics course , is that what you meant?! if yes, it's a very great idea , why not?
I don't think that physics studies interference with electronic studying.

for me I'm studying electronic engineering but still undergraduated . As you referred to your e-mail , here's mine: abdoz300@hotmail.com

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