help with engineering courses and what they will lead to

ignoring the university the degree will studdied at, i am stuck between these two unviersity courses

engineering (Beng) - engineering on its own with the ability to specialise in the second year if neccessary, but if i dont specialise do many people get employed with just a genreal engineering degree? if so what sort of jobs?

computer science and electronic engineering - this sounds like a good degree but i dont know if it has good job prspects

I am hoping to go into the business management side of engineering or even investment banking if possible, and i am also wanting a degree with a good amount of maths involved.

Which degree out of these two would be most suited to what i want because if i cant get into invesment banking or anything similar through these degrees, which has best salary/job prospects?

thanks

ok, but what about a general engineering degree? is that still a respected degree, with near enough the same salary as the others even though you dont specialse?

and computer science and electircal engineering i would be studing as a single degree

ignoring the university the degree will studdied at, i am stuck between these two unviersity courses

engineering (Beng) - engineering on its own with the ability to specialise in the second year if neccessary, but if i dont specialise do many people get employed with just a genreal engineering degree? if so what sort of jobs?

computer science and electronic engineering - this sounds like a good degree but i dont know if it has good job prspects

I am hoping to go into the business management side of engineering or even investment banking if possible, and i am also wanting a degree with a good amount of maths involved.

Which degree out of these two would be most suited to what i want because if i cant get into invesment banking or anything similar through these degrees, which has best salary/job prospects?

thanks