jinx_58
Ah right. Sorry about that misunderstanding!
Having a quick look at the QUT courses, my guess is the physics specialisation is probably a more relevant choice for you, however it depends on where you’re taking it. Please take that with a heap of salt though, as I only know part of the picture and don’t know QLD’s system well. If you have the room, you can also put down both as preferences with physics in front.
You can have a look at the unit guides (subject curriculum) by a simple search and search for prohibitions (or something similar). Prohibitions are units you can’t take because they have overlapping/ similar content with the unit you’ve selected. If the prohibited unit is an engineering unit, you know you would’ve covered similar content to engineering.
Hope that helps and makes sense! 😀
P.S. Have a look for units involving first year engineering maths, physics, Python and/or P Block. These are what I came across in my quick search of QUT’s engineering course, but these are not covered by the physics degree that well, apart from Physics (as expected) and some maths.
