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I'm planning on studying for 5 years. In general I like physics, literally all aspects of it. However I'm not sure if I should go for AE instead.
Is studying AE is very limiting as opposed to the other engineering branches? (in terms of job opportunities in the aero field)
I want to study any type of physics, the problem is that I'm not sure engineering would be right for me. I like the idea of studying AE, but not sure if I would be happy doing that. On the other hand I have physics, I absolutely love studying physics but I'm not sure a Master's would be enough for me to get a relevant job (research).
In this case physics is the safest major, I know that I would enjoy it since I studied it last year at university. But I'm also considering AE, maybe I would like it more?
Regarding AE I would rather like to get a job in the space industry (which seems unlikely), is this major too risky?
Is studying AE is very limiting as opposed to the other engineering branches? (in terms of job opportunities in the aero field)
I want to study any type of physics, the problem is that I'm not sure engineering would be right for me. I like the idea of studying AE, but not sure if I would be happy doing that. On the other hand I have physics, I absolutely love studying physics but I'm not sure a Master's would be enough for me to get a relevant job (research).
In this case physics is the safest major, I know that I would enjoy it since I studied it last year at university. But I'm also considering AE, maybe I would like it more?
Regarding AE I would rather like to get a job in the space industry (which seems unlikely), is this major too risky?