Physics to Engineering
If I completed a bachelors physics degree would I be able to do a masters in engineering at the same uni or a different one? If so would it take an extra year or longer and what engineering disciplines could I definitely not transfer to. I’m asking this because I really enjoy physics and want to learn about it in depth but would probs prefer to work as an engineer.
Some universities will accept you with a Physics background. I don't think you would be limited by discipline.
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