Power Engineering vs Electronics Engineering: Career Prospects and Field Scope?

Hello everyone,


Next year, I have to chose between 3 different specialization in my study programme:


- Power Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Automatics / Robotic engineering



I'm trying to decide between Power and Electronics engineering. We do have some presentations in our school, but they ussually say the best of each, so I'm trying to get a third opinion on this Forums.



If I ask students, they mostly say "Electronics is 90% of whole Electrical Engineering, Power engineering only works with High Voltages so you have boundaries".


Now I'm considering Electronics, even though, I was for Power engineering at the start of my 1st year on faculty.



I'd like to hear some of you opinions about this two branches. How is with the jobs in each section? Is Power engineering really bound to a small field ? What about expirience in Electronics, is it better to chose this for today and next years ?



Please help me out.

David

if you go electronics engineering then automatics / robotics engineering is much more related to that field. just remember that everything that supplies electronics - automatics / robotics engineering are ususally in terms of microvolts and nanowatts. while if your in power engineering, everything that supplies it might be in megawatts and megavolts. though their are already automation and electronics applied in power engineering but still electronics and automatics / robotics engineering are much more related specially gadgets that are small.

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which major you should choose .It depend on where your interests in .As for the jobs in each section ,it also depends on the ability and the limit on the choice of job.

It should be your choice which major do you study on. because i think power and electronics both are demandable subject in the world and has plenty of job opportunity if have you able to get it.

Dear David
i think that all of the above plays hand in hand with each other because ( example) in control systems, you need some type of electronic control to control the larger aspect electrical

Example: HVAC,PLC, and believe or not the train systems.

If you want farther explanations just post your questions or to farther elaborate on this one ask me in detail what you want..

david