most recent 30 from http://merspi.com.au 2010-09-10T07:04:03Z http://merspi.com.au/feeds/question/798 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://merspi.com.au/questions/798/engineering-arts-double-degree-after-the-completion-of-vce Impractical 2010-01-07T08:46:50Z 2010-02-04T13:27:24Z

<p>What major areas of study (majors) would compliment each other in an Engineering/Arts double degree after the completion of the VCE?</p>

http://merspi.com.au/questions/798/engineering-arts-double-degree-after-the-completion-of-vce/804#804 Collin Li 2010-01-07T13:09:40Z 2010-01-07T13:09:40Z

<p>A <strong>language</strong> will always fare well, as engineers tend to travel a lot. In Europe, there's supposed to be a great demand for engineers, so learning French or German might be a good idea!</p> <p>Another interesting possibility is the combination of Mechatronics with Japanese, as I think Japan is the place to be for robotics. =)</p> <p>An Arts degree can also major in <strong>economics</strong>, I think, which could be quite useful just for some background knowledge in business (as all engineers will be exposed to some sort of business process).</p> <p>Otherwise, fill up your Arts degree with subjects you enjoy!</p> <p><em>This answer applies for any engineering major unless stated otherwise.</em></p>