System Engineering Vs Electrical Engineering, which has a better prospect.
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I would like to know the demand of systems engineering in the labour market? I'm going for it as a second degree.

boneruns: I would like to know the demand of systems engineering in the labour market? I'm going for it as a second degree.

http://www.skillproof.com/?p=945,http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bestjobs/2009/jobgrowth/index.html

To me? "electrical engineering and ELECTRONICS" aka "electrical & ELECTRONICS engineering" mind you, it has very cool and extensively applied areas of specialisation.

Electrical Engineers have better future prospect, hands down! With Electrical Engineering, you can even become a system engineer. Only go for system engineering if you're already in the field because their curriculum is more geared towards requirements matrix and not hardcore engineering subjects.

Most system engineers will typically have a BS in Electrical Engineering and a MS in System Engineering.

Thanks guys...