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Ahhk. Would someone who did mechatronics be ble to work in mechanical engineer positions?

Robotics mostly, and just creating mechanical things (cars etc)

Actually I'm leaning towards mechatronics but I'm not sure if its too specialised and I'm also not sure what the job prospects are like.

I was looking through the various disciplines and I was thinking of something like mechanical engineering maybe? It says mechanical engineers can work on robotics but also aeronautics (incl. cars/planes/etc). It also seems like you learn some electrical engineering in a mechanical degree but not...

I was wondering which engineering degree is the most general, in the sense that what you learn there is applicable to the most different areas of engineering.