Masters in Electrical/Electronic Engineering with a BSc in Theoretical Physics
I am currently in my second year of a Theoretical Physics degree at the University of Leeds. I would really like to pursue a career in circuit design and am thinking I would need a masters in Electronic Engineering to achieve this. I am wondering if this is even possible and if there are any universities who would allow a theoretical physics graduate to study a masters in this. If so what steps/prior learning would be beneficial to achieving this. Any advice would be much appreciated.
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