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Opinion about dual majors at undergrad
I am thinking to get into quantum engineering later on in either academia or industry, the main topic of interest is superconducting chips. The discpline is highly interdiscplinary and from what I see there is alot of electrical engineering with a solid physics background (like microwave engineering/ photonics, quantum electrodynamics and condensed matter in certain topics).
I know how academically stressful it would be for a dual major. But would it make all that difference later on during grad school having such a background (regarding competitivness alongside undergrad research) ?
Thank you in advance!
#science
I am thinking to get into quantum engineering later on in either academia or industry, the main topic of interest is superconducting chips. The discpline is highly interdiscplinary and from what I see there is alot of electrical engineering with a solid physics background (like microwave engineering/ photonics, quantum electrodynamics and condensed matter in certain topics).
I know how academically stressful it would be for a dual major. But would it make all that difference later on during grad school having such a background (regarding competitivness alongside undergrad research) ?
Thank you in advance!
#science
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