Btw electrical engineering and civil engineering, which is more broad and profitable?

I'm trying to pick btw these two courses. I'm naturally good at electrics and drawing

Davidnilla:
Btw electrical engineering and civil engineering, which is more broad and profitable?

I'm trying to pick btw these two courses. I'm naturally good at electrics and drawing

Civil gives you a broader chance as it's more open than Electrical.

Kingosytex:


Civil gives you a broader chance as it's more open than Electrical.

Not correct.

Both disciplines provide opportunities. You need to ask yourself where you plan to work. Ask yourself which sector you see yourself working in.
I mentor candidates to achieve UK Chartered Engineering status with both the ICE and the IET and so I have a good idea for what the engineering job market is like in the UK, the middle east, Canada and the USA and I can tell you that options are huge for both. One is not better than the other.

Davidnilla:
Btw electrical engineering and civil engineering, which is more broad and profitable?

I'm trying to pick btw these two courses. I'm naturally good at electrics and drawing

You need to ask yourself which of them you prefer. This will help you make the decision. Both of them are great engineering disciplines with huge prospects. There are job opportunities for both. Do you plan to see yourself in the UK, the US or Canada? Maybe Nigeria? You have got loads of projects everywhere for both disciplines.

Davidnilla:
Btw electrical engineering and civil engineering, which is more broad and profitable?

I'm trying to pick btw these two courses. I'm naturally good at electrics and drawing

U study civil engineering but i ll advised u pick electrical. Be good at both electrical and electronics because there is a market at local level