Which engineering discipline is the most lucrative.Give me a list of all engineering disciplines in order.?

which engineering discipline has more job prospects,high pay and is in demand in companies in Britainand internationally?

i think computer engineering are very demanding today..coz now everything are very hi-tech now...i think COM-E its better but i dont really know if you like COM-E.

The one that interests you the most. For the most part, if you are good at it, you will make the best money. I am a RF System Engineer. I love it and I do well financially.
I have friends that are chemical, Computer Software, and Computer Hardware engineers that can say the same thing. The ones that do badly are the ones that hate their jobs.
Yes, Been_Around is spot-on... the absolute best stream of engineering is the one that switches you on the most.

Conversly, the very WORSTEST brand of engineering is the one you get trapped in that is outside of your preferred area, and which bores the absolute living crap out of you!

Do whatever it takes (it might be a glass of water, or a hard slap in the face - u can ask a trusted friend), but wake up quickly and learn to think your way through issues of fulfillment and reward... no one can blame you or look down on you if you don't know the way to happiness, but if you hear good advice on it and completely ignore it, and just chase dollar signs (or pound signs!), then you can't blame anyone if they consider you an idiot. Best of luck. :)

Btw: yes, I clawed my way out of that hellhole and will soon be back on track, doing what I love. Don't be fooled - "be true to yourself" is a cliche for a good reason.
Clothes really don't make the man and an engineering degree doesn't really make the engineer. You can have a degree in just about any engineering discipline and be a success or a failure.

It is what is inside of the balloon that makes it rise upward, not the color. Likewise it is what is inside the engineer that makes him/her, rise not the degree.
^^^ right on

To the person asking, if your goal is money you will fail horribly. Engineering jobs are been made irrelevant in many fields by low cost chinese engineers and software programs. It is no longer a guaranteed high paying field. You must do what you like, and be better at it than other people.
I make six figures a year with a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. However, I support several manufacturing lines that produce engine and transmission controllers and I do not get to do any circuit design or analysis. I also work about 60 hours a week. Any route of engineering is going to be a high income job provided you know your worth. I keep my resume up to date and I am an engineering mercenary. If I can get a big chunk of money to go somewhere else I'm gone but right now Siemens is the best paying company that I've been able to join.