As an engineering student it's definitely a lot more flexible than studying economics. You can take some econ courses or even do a minor while you study eng if you're interested in both. Depending on the school/program there might be dedicated business/economics classes for engineering students. I'm in a specialised engineering program that include...... 1 reply
Look at the course selection in upper years~~~~
It might look like gibberish but it could help you get an idea of the programs and if you might like it or not.
Randomly hit up a few people who might be in eng or econ and ask them how it is. Do they like what they study, what the learning process/content is like, what they enjoy or aspire to do w...... reply
I would choose engineering.
But it depends on your interests and your country/university system.
Most here will be more familiar with the anglo american system where you maybe can start with both. Or do you have to choose now (like e.g. in the german system)?
Well personally I haven't studied either but I know a few people in both fields, so engin...... reply
Can't you do both at first? I am currently studying mathematics and political science because I didn't know what to choose at the end of high school. reply
So I am speaking from the perspective of a last year student at a Computer Science university, aka engineering, from a post communist state where the education system lacks A LOT. Like we cannot opt for the classes we want to study, all of them are mandatory, and SOME of the teachers want to feel like gods on earth and make you fail until you write...... 1 reply
