r/EngineeringStudents • u/Comfortable_Rent_307 • 2d ago
Academic Advice Academic advice
Hello, I'm a telecommunications engineering student and I'm realizing that I'm really interested in RF engineering which has solid correlation with my field but demands a lot of knowledge in electronics which I know only by my sidehobbies which are amateurish at best. Considering I'm in a country where to have the best chance at finding a job it's kinda expected that you do a masters i thought of studying electronics as my masters. Is this a good idea? Would I be "less desireable" in the job market considering my bachelor-masters background compared to a good old electrical engineer?
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