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Employability of Physics vs EE degrees

Currently considering my uni aplication. I would say that the content of the physics course excites me more than ee but that not to say i wouldnt like the ability to aply the theory in ee. When it comes to jobs though i would definately prefer to have one in ee . Since I cannot decide on a degree i think i will do both physics and ee one as a bcs and the other as an Ms (i am aware of the engineering physics degree but there arent any good unis near me that do it). My questions are: 1. Which order is more employable in ee, BcsPhis and Msee or Bcsee MsPhis 2. is doing a mixture of both degrees much less employable in ee than doing a Bsc and Ms in ee 3. I am very interested in sending things into space, what steps could i take/ areas to specialise in so that i can get a foot in on the industryThanks in advance for any responses :smile: