Do a search here. Read more. You can just visit any websites of the institutions that you know and look up more info there.

Sit at home and rot and do nothing, that's the best, no?
Go and find it out! It's your interest, your responsibility to find it out.

From this post I feel that you are not lost in choosing an engineering, but rather, choosing a course.
I am sorry for being harsh, but you sound as if you are trying to choose which meal to have, be it Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese etc. Step back out, must you have your meal now, or a snack, a drink will do?

It's all about interests. What fascinate you so far in your life? What kind of knowledge that you think you want to pursue to make yourself a worthy man on this world, or make yourself with no regret before leaving the world (of course, you might not want any knowledge)? What kind of life do you see yourself in the future - and how can you achieve it? Is engineering a way to achieve it?

Why can't you just take the initiative to find out yourself? It really makes people think you are not interested in anything, and will just want to look for a degree for no reason. If you want to find out more, certainly you can, unless you have some serious crappy internet that can't even allow you to do google search properly.

Check it up yourself. Most browsers have quick search bar on the top right corner, and they do also provide instant search if you type in address bar. If you install what Google Bar, Bing Bar, Yahoo Bar you also can do searches right away.

Why the spoon feeding?

This post has been edited by tanjinjack: Aug 26 2011, 03:29 PM

Which document?

All these are not the main things. The main thing is the course you want to do is listed under accredited courses in BEM website. And as for getting accredited or not, is a whole another issue.

But architect just couldn't design something physically impractical isn't it?

What will you do if it is hard?

So, will it really matter whether it is easy or hard? You'll have to do it no matter what, isn't it?
Anyway, strongly recommend you to find out your interest, the interest that can keep you going on and on, wanting to look out for more and more information about it. Those things should be your jobs, because you'll enjoy it, instead of enduring and suffer through it.