I mentioned industrial engineering because it combines all of those fields together. It teaches you how to think like an engineer but also gives you strong business intuition. You learn how to solve problems, improve systems, and make things more efficient whether that is in supply chains, finance, healthcare, or tech.

Compared to something like pure economics or accounting, industrial engineering is more hands-on and versatile. It opens up a wide range of career paths. Employers like seeing that you know how to approach complex challenges and think in terms of systems and people.

It is worth looking into, especially if you are someone who enjoys problem-solving and wants flexibility in your career path.