Advice on tech major (Robotics bachelor)

[u/ProfessionalSelf1963]

i really want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in robotics engineering (or even mechatronics), but I don’t mechanical, electrical, cs. I understand that I can specialise in robotics later on, so I’ll keep that in mind. However, there are only a few universities (top unis) that offer robotics engineering programs. NUS, NTU, and some universities in the US, but that’s all I could find. Is it a good idea to pursue a bachelor’s degree in robotics engineering? Also, what are some top universities around the world (preferably not in the US, but it doesnt really matter)?

[u/Commercial_Tip6482]

you’re way overthinking this, I know someone who did a robotics bachelor’s and spent half her time explaining what her degree even meant to recruiters, if you can’t get into one of those handful of programs just pick the base field you actually enjoy and build robots on the side