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bobo5195 · 05-27-2006, 04:21 PM

I have a feeling that anything that will kill baterica will also destroy fabrics and colours as both are organic compounds

Talcite speaking as someone who turned down physics (probably at cambridge) for engineering i think that engineering is far better. There is a large amount of overlap at the top end though. Engineering teaches you alot more about basic stuff which is useful while physics is alot quite abstract or focused. Engineering is also better as there is much more group work and soft skills which job interviewers love. If you really feal like it do an MSci afterwards to becoem an engineer. I know a few people who do that. Ones doing a maths now then aeronatuics at MIT later for examples.

05-27-2006, 04:21 PM	#134
bobo5195 Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: uk Posts: 400	Re: UV Light to Kill W/C Bacteria I have a feeling that anything that will kill baterica will also destroy fabrics and colours as both are organic compounds Talcite speaking as someone who turned down physics (probably at cambridge) for engineering i think that engineering is far better. There is a large amount of overlap at the top end though. Engineering teaches you alot more about basic stuff which is useful while physics is alot quite abstract or focused. Engineering is also better as there is much more group work and soft skills which job interviewers love. If you really feal like it do an MSci afterwards to becoem an engineer. I know a few people who do that. Ones doing a maths now then aeronatuics at MIT later for examples.