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Vulpeculae
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Hello!
I am going to university this fall, and I am having a tough time deciding on whether I should study Engineering Physics or Electrical Engineering. The goal is to work in the space industry, more precisely, the systems involved.
So are my options are:
1. Engineering Physics + Separate Electrical courses
2. Electrical Engineering + Separated Physics courses
But why not just Electrical Engineering you may ask, well, I love physics and I want to leave a door open if I change my mind. =) How is Engineering Physics regarded in the US, as I am planning to do my Master at an american university? In Sweden Engineering Physics is the most prestigious engineering degree, but that doe not really matter as I want to make an international career.
Hopefully someone here could shed some light on this. :)
Thanks in advance!
I am going to university this fall, and I am having a tough time deciding on whether I should study Engineering Physics or Electrical Engineering. The goal is to work in the space industry, more precisely, the systems involved.
So are my options are:
1. Engineering Physics + Separate Electrical courses
2. Electrical Engineering + Separated Physics courses
But why not just Electrical Engineering you may ask, well, I love physics and I want to leave a door open if I change my mind. =) How is Engineering Physics regarded in the US, as I am planning to do my Master at an american university? In Sweden Engineering Physics is the most prestigious engineering degree, but that doe not really matter as I want to make an international career.
Hopefully someone here could shed some light on this. :)
Thanks in advance!