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On earning a second degree at the same level as a degree you already hold (i.e. a second bachelors, second masters, or second PhD).
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Is doing two PhDs a good path?
Going 100% for two subjects might be hard.
One way, which might however be an opportunity for you, is to write an electrical engineering PhD that is very mathematical. Vice verse there are certainly …
