Which Engineering degree/subject to study?

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The discussion centers on selecting an engineering degree for a career in propulsion energy technology and renewable energy efficiency. The participant expresses interest in studying abroad in Canada and acknowledges a lack of foundational knowledge in math and physics. A consensus suggests that a base in Electrical Engineering is essential for entering the energy sector, particularly for advancing technologies in solar and other renewable energy sources.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of Electrical Engineering principles
  • Familiarity with renewable energy technologies
  • Knowledge of propulsion systems in aerospace engineering
  • Mathematics and physics fundamentals
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Electrical Engineering programs in Canadian universities
  • Explore courses in renewable energy systems and propulsion technology
  • Learn about solar energy efficiency techniques and technologies
  • Investigate foundational math and physics courses for engineering students
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Individuals considering a career in engineering, particularly those interested in renewable energy and propulsion technologies, as well as students seeking guidance on educational pathways in these fields.

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Hello
I have been thinking for a while to go to university/collage as I have been saving money for some time now
and I would like to study aboard in Canada . I am interested in some fields of the technology industry ,I would like to work and help advance the sector of propulsion energy technology of space and maybe civil , making the solar and other renewables more energy efficient so that we could have a more healthy living,making transporting better and
in general invent something that will help advance us in a better way.I know some of it sounds as a cliche ..
what Engineering degree should I peruse in order to get into the above fields of subject

A got a few problems one of them is that I am 23 years old and by that age some people already have a degree isn't it late? the other factors is the fact that I will need to start some subjects from scratch because in high school they didn't allowed people with lacking math to participate in Physics class and other science based class's ..

I will really appreciate those who will help me

p.s
I am new to this forum
 
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For energy sectors it sounds like a base in electrical engineering is your first step.
 

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