Q&A

Can I do both electrical and mechanical engineering?

Can I do both electrical and mechanical engineering?

No it is not possible to get degree in Both simultaneously, However some college [provide a Minor degree along with major degree so you can choose minor course in your college and then you will both the degree but minor in one, among top institutes IIT follow such pattern.

Can you double major in engineering and something else?

The joint major is a hybrid of two major areas of engineering for a single degree. The double major is the pursuit of two distinct engineering majors for a single degree. A simultaneous degree is the pursuit of two majors in different colleges or schools.

Is it worth it to do a double undergrad major?

The opportunity cost of doing a double undergrad major is unlikely to be worth any potential payoff. Pursuing a B.Sc. degree in engineering is already one of the more high-cost college options, second only to medicine and law.

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Is a dual degree in Mechanical Engineering and electrical engineering worth it?

A lot of my University got dual degrees in mechanical & electrical engineering. It looks really good for the auto industry so I’m told. Pretty much every job I see for any automotive company is looking for mechanical or electrical. I’d say it’s only worth it depending on what you want to do.

What can you do with an engineering double degree?

Engineering double degrees I’ve seen so far are always paired with something that complements the engineering part. Comp sci for aeronautics/aeronautical engineering (?), business for management, environment sciences, or law for idk what reasons) The law one is for a patent law office type job.

Is it worth pursuing a second BSc degree in engineering?

Pursuing a B.Sc. degree in engineering is already one of the more high-cost college options, second only to medicine and law. I would strongly argue that getting 2 years of work experience is far more valuable to your engineering career rather than spending that time completing a second B.Sc., especially as a recession looms over the U.S.