Civil vs Electrical engineering (1 Viewer)

[Tryingtodowell]

which one is way better in terms of job employments, demands, salary etc etc??

and I saw that electrical + CS is a popular double degree that people take.
is there a reason less people do civil + CS instead?
i really wanna do a dbl degree in ee + cs but then when I asked my parents they were yapping about how civil has more job security and all that
and even if that's true
-> which way is a better option because personally I'm leaning into ee

just need some advice

thankss

sidenote: I don't really even know how double degree stuff work. can u only apply for that after ur atar and hsc results or when u make it in???

 

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[SS173]

I recommend choosing whatever you would enjoy more as the first criteria.

 

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[wollongong warrior]

which one is way better in terms of job employments, demands, salary etc etc??

and I saw that electrical + CS is a popular double degree that people take.
is there a reason less people do civil + CS instead?
i really wanna do a dbl degree in ee + cs but then when I asked my parents they were yapping about how civil has more job security and all that
and even if that's true
-> which way is a better option because personally I'm leaning into ee

just need some advice

thankss

sidenote: I don't really even know how double degree stuff work. can u only apply for that after ur atar and hsc results or when u make it in???

civil -> construction
cs -> tech
elec -> tech

Pretty intuitive why ee / cs is more popular than civil / cs
Civil market is strong in aus since we are building lots and are importing tons of materials but you can make a case for ee since it's the gauntlet of tech and you can pretty much go into anything
I recommend going into an engineering degree that you find interesting because they're all difficult and you'll need the drive to push through

 

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[Tryingtodowell]

civil -> construction
cs -> tech
elec -> tech

Pretty intuitive why ee / cs is more popular than civil / cs
Civil market is strong in aus since we are building lots and are importing tons of materials but you can make a case for ee since it's the gauntlet of tech and you can pretty much go into anything
I recommend going into an engineering degree that you find interesting because they're all difficult and you'll need the drive to push through

Is it hard to find employability with ee/cs degree?

 

[wollongong warrior]

Is it hard to find employability with ee/cs degree?

There's no objective answer to that. Any competent engineer will find employment.

 

[Tryingtodowell]

There's no objective answer to that. Any competent engineer will find employment.

well doing research and watching vids on yt most of the vids are from us/america so it got me thinking if this isn't really emphasised as much here