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1. Civil engineering

2. Mechanical engineering

3. Fianancial Economics

4. Data science

5. Mathematical economics

6. Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering not fully sure will i get admission for bachelors or not

My end aim is to work in Scandinavia

I currently dont speak danish

I plan to work there after my degree

All degrees are from same college

As an avg which will be the best choice?

For love, i love economics neutral towards others but no

hate

That's it

Thanks for reading this much 😄

1. Civil engineering

2. Mechanical engineering

3. Fianancial Economics

4. Data science

5. Mathematical economics

6. Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering not fully sure will i get admission for bachelors or not

My end aim is to work in Scandinavia

I currently dont speak danish

I plan to work there after my degree

All degrees are from same college

As an avg which will be the best choice?

For love, i love economics neutral towards others but no

hate

That's it

Thanks for reading this much 😄

1. Civil engineering

2. Mechanical engineering

3. Fianancial Economics

4. Data science

5. Mathematical economics

6. Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering not fully sure will i get admission for bachelors or not

My end aim is to work in Nordic region

I currently dont speak icelandic

I plan to work there after my degree

All degrees are from same college

As an avg which will be the best choice?

For love, i love economics neutral towards others but no

hate

That's it

Thanks for reading this much 😄

1. Civil engineering

2. Mechanical engineering

3. Fianancial Economics

4. Data science

5. Mathematical economics

6. Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering not fully sure will i get admission for bachelors or not

My end aim is to work in Nordic region 😁

I currently dont speak icelandic

I plan to work there after my degree

All degrees are from same college

As an avg which will be the best choice?

For love, i love economics neutral towards others but no

hate

That's it

Thanks for reading this much 😄

1. Civil engineering

2. Mechanical engineering

3. Fianancial Economics

4. Data science

5. Mathematical economics

6. Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering not fully sure will i get admission for bachelors or not

My end aim is to work in Scandinavia

I currently dont speak danish

I plan to work there after my degree

All degrees are from same college

As an avg which will be the best choice?

For love, i love economics neutral towards others but no

hate

That's it

Thanks for reading this much 😄

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

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Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

I am now bridging it

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

The thing i asking here is UCSD is one of my targeted uni for masters so please kindly help 😄

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

I have uc as one of my targeted list for masters so asking here aswell

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

So i want your help in knowing how is economics as a sub perceived in grad level compared to mechE

I know its I am asking of bachelors but what i am seeking is a long term awareness and clarity

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Ok so let me tell you about my situation

I am from india I recently got selected for economics bachelors at National Taiwan University ( QS ranked 54 of all unis)

Its English taught with almost all fee covered with stipend

I love economics and data analysis alot

But since economics is a social science degree i am worried of my lack of Chinese knowledge there to work there

Also i am worried of the economics degree condition in today's world , will it be leading to replacement by ai or will the market to get job gonna diminish?

In the mean time I also got admission there in another uni in taiwan (qs ranked 780)

Its for mechanical engineering

I dont love that sub that much infact i would say its just neutral, but since its technical degree will it be better to land in a job than economics?

Also the lang problem is little more sorted in it

I also get scholarship and the stipend as in earliest case

But here the catch i didn't have physics in my 11 and 12th

My end aim is to work in US, SCANDINAVIA, EU or SINGAPORE as well but if get a job then Taiwan too

I know its my own problem but I dont know to whom to ask for help so here i am...

Like i recently got selected for 2 pgm

I also have moe scholarship but for ntu per semester i also need to pay additional 11000 ntd

Since taiwan is a manufacturing hub associated with chips and all I decided for Engineering

Also i have no Chinese knowledge 🫠

But when asking doubts in this sub or in generally Taiwanese as well they are inclining more towards NTU like its kinda big thing there

Seriously confused state right now i am......

My end aim is to work there as well for 3-5 years so as a non Chinese speaker which will be better path for a job there ?

Any advice also please add

(I am sorry for asking my education related qns in this sub but I am extremely grateful for all of you guys earlier responses to my questions ❤️)