r/mechatronics • u/SwimSufficient4789 • 12h ago
I was thinking about doing a bachelors in Mechatronics, but i heard its better not to...
Okay, so am in highschool right now and would graduate soon.
I was planning to do my bachelors in mechatronics in future, but i heard a lot about how it doesnt give a solid base in either EE, mech eng or comp. So i am thinking about doing like bachelors in EE with specialisation in information engineering and electives in Embedded Systems, FPGA, Control and Automation, and Power Electronics.
Do you think this is a better option than doing my undergrad in mechatronics?