What should i Study? i want to be an Engineer?

Question

i know i have to do maths and physics for a levels but i dont know what else i should pick for my other 2

Answer 1

I dont think you need to do any others in particular, but Metallugy may need chemistry. You may even wish to do biology if you want to use that to help with ergonomic design or MMI.

Answer 2

basically it be those two things....labs are always a good thing for hands on material... unless you want to become a project engineer like myself, you also need to start taking classes that will get you an MBA.... most engineers down the road end up getting one... hope this can help you..

Answer 3

with maths n physics...u can do A-level in engineering, nt many schools do it but i've seen it on an exam board website. if you r creative and want to go in design choose art, graphics etc.. if u dnt kno wat to choose with maths n physics, jus pik subjects tht u enjoy. Im startin uni nex month 2 do aerospace engineerin and i jus did my a-levels in maths, physics and ict.

Answer 4

Physics and maths are just complementary.. Just the warm up subjects.. Specialisation subjects are the ones for engineering.

And there are lot of them.. Say for electronics you need to learn, communications, digital, computer basics, VLSI, etc

Answer 5

I did Double math, physics and Economics for for A lvls. I am an Engineer now.

Answer 6

My son has got a BEng (Aerospace) and has just got an MSc accredited to Engineering. He did Pure Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Geology.

Answer 7

Creative design

Answer 8

You'd be far better off getting a technical qualification at college than taking A levels - you'll find that academically taught school leavers are way behind college students when it comes to further training or employment.

I did a BTEC OND in Electrical / Electronic engineering, you're taught far more practically & treated like an adult in college.

Answer 9

What kind of engineer? Chemical? take chemistry.  Electrical?Take electronic classes. Computer? Take computer classes.

Civil? Take architecture. Whichever one it is, take classes related to it.