Bath - Engineering degrees choice
Hello!
I wanna make a choice for my degree for sept 2025 however I’m hesitating between Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering, Integrated Electrical and Mechanical engineering and finally mechanical engineering with manufacturing and management….
I like all of them equally, so now i’m more thinking of the job opportunities with each degrees. Can you help me do a top 4 please? with pros and cons?
thank youu 💐
I wanna make a choice for my degree for sept 2025 however I’m hesitating between Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering, Integrated Electrical and Mechanical engineering and finally mechanical engineering with manufacturing and management….
I like all of them equally, so now i’m more thinking of the job opportunities with each degrees. Can you help me do a top 4 please? with pros and cons?
thank youu 💐
Original post by Ay03ys
Hello!
I wanna make a choice for my degree for sept 2025 however I’m hesitating between Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering, Integrated Electrical and Mechanical engineering and finally mechanical engineering with manufacturing and management….
I like all of them equally, so now i’m more thinking of the job opportunities with each degrees. Can you help me do a top 4 please? with pros and cons?
thank youu 💐
I wanna make a choice for my degree for sept 2025 however I’m hesitating between Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering, Integrated Electrical and Mechanical engineering and finally mechanical engineering with manufacturing and management….
I like all of them equally, so now i’m more thinking of the job opportunities with each degrees. Can you help me do a top 4 please? with pros and cons?
thank youu 💐
I'm about to graduate with an MEng in Integrated Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, so I am biased, but I do think it's the best course. You get good knowledge from both sectors and it means that you can go into pretty much any engineering role you want to, beit purely Mech, purely elec or a combination of both. It is a tricky course, but worth it IMO.
Edit:you also get a lot of coding experience, so that's a big bonus too
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