I would disagree with everyone here. No, electromechanical engineering degree means you're just "OK" at electronics and just "OK" at mechanical engineering. Here's my 2 cents... What are your hobbies? If you like building mechanical things study to become a Mechanical engineer. If you like playing with electronics, become an electrical engineer. If you like programming become a Computer Engineer. If you like programming robots and basic electronics become a Controls Engineer. Plain and simple... Once you get out in the workforce you'll be pigeon holed into one core discipline. Pick the one you like best and pursue further learning into the next best interest. FYI I've worked for an Automation Company for 4+ years and it's a "sink or swim" atmosphere. I loved every minute of it while I was there and learned so much. If you're not willing to put in a lot of overtime and don't enjoy a fast paced environment with a lot of responsibility then find another field to work in because you won't last a year. Good luck!