Transitioning to science course is the recent decision I made In my life recently. I want to venture into an engineering course but also want to have vast knowledge in mathematics and physics enough to be able to teach them, so which engineering course can I study that majors in math and physics

Electrical and electronics engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering..
But if you want an engineering course that will make you knowledgeable about Chem, phy, Mth..go for Chemical engineering, metallurgical and materials engineering.

yusman14:
Electrical and electronics engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering..
But if you want an engineering course that will make you knowledgeable about Chem, phy, Mth..go for Chemical engineering, metallurgical and materials engineering.

Thanks.. I noticed during secondary school(art class) one of my mathematics teacher was also a physics teacher in science class. I thought after studying math, they would go back to study physics. I find that a waste of time and years until I had the knowledge that they studied an engineering course

Tharmon:




Thanks.. I noticed during secondary school(art class) one of my mathematics teacher was also a physics teacher in science class. I thought after studying math, they would go back to study physics. I find that a waste of time and years until I had the knowledge that they studied an engineering course

A good engineering graduate should be able to talk any technical course at any level.. Engineering exposes you to rigorous calculations and help to develop your problem solving skills..

Being an engineer, you will be able to fit into any sector easily because of the nature of the discipline...but if you really want to major, you can study any of the pure science courses..but engineering makes you an all round person.