<p>Hey guys,
I want to study Electrical Engineering as well as Economics during my undergraduate study.</p>
<p>Does Harvard have a </p>
<p>1] Liberal Arts/Career Combination program?</p>
<p>or a </p>
<p>2] Dual Degree program?</p>
<p>that enables me to study both my choices.</p>
<p>1) Doesn’t exist. </p>
<p>2) There is no Dual Degree Program. Harvard has something called a joint-concentration (sort of like a double major, but not quite), which means you only get one degree, but you can take courses in 2 major fields, with one being primary and one being the “allied” field. The catch is, you would have to write a senior thesis that combines BOTH fields in a coherent and integrated manner. </p>
<p>Unfortunately, the economics department decided that starting with the class of 2010, it would no longer allow joint concentrations, your proposed electrical engineering and economics combination would not be possible.</p>
<p>However, it maybe possible to do something like a AB in economics and take a substantial amount of electives in applied math and engineering. There might also be some sort of AB/AM offered through the engineering school/department. (I’m still not quite sure what its status is) But I’m speculating; you’ll have to look at the website and contact the people there.</p>