What do u think of this 1-year degree ?
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This Direct Honours programme is offered on a part-time basis. The Marketing Institute of Singapore Training Centre and Northumbria University offer only the final year of the Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Management programme in Singapore .
This programme consists of five modules and one professional project.
Module Code Modules SM0374 Strategic Management and Leadership MO0358 Strategic Supply Chain Management HR0372 Culture and Organisations MK0388 Marketing Management and Strategy FN0360 Ethics and Governance NX0315 Professional Project These programmes involve lectures, group discussions, case studies and presentations by students. Weekly lectures are conducted by qualified and experienced local lecturers approved by Northumbria University . Classes are usually held two to three times weekly from 7.00pm to 10.00pm on weekdays or 2.00pm to 5.00pm on Saturdays with a total of up to 36 contact hours per module.
Fees are payable by installments:
InstallmentFees7% GSTTotalIS$4,800.00S$336.00S$5,136.00IIS$4,800.00S$336.00S$5,136.00TotalS$9,600.00S$672.00S$10,272.00A non-refundable application processing fee of S$53.50 (incl. 7% GST) is chargeable upon application and submission of documents.
The course fees cover course materials and tuition by local tutors and DOES NOT include textbooks and other miscellaneous charges, if any.
This is a degree programme from MIS ( Marketing Institute of Singapore ). Only take 1 year to complete , i doubt its credibility. I may be wrong , what do u think ?
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if u're an employer....would you hire someone who takes only one yr to finish a degree?
and somemore it's part-time + direct honours
a full time honours course already take 4 years....
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this is why ppl say these days no need tak chek to get degree lah
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Originally posted by thoreldan:
if u're an employer....would you hire someone who takes only one yr to finish a degree?
1 year to finish a degree....... 超级能干������
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Direct honours some more.
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And part time.
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i received brochures on 10-week intensive programme to get Masters
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Originally posted by charlize:
Direct honours some more.
If with direct honors.. then.. -
Originally posted by FireIce:
i received brochures on 10-week intensive programme to get Masters
so...is it from some alibaba university?
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Originally posted by FireIce:
i received brochures on 10-week intensive programme to get Masters
That's nothing.
There is a book entitled " The 10 Day MBA"
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shd be some �知� institution since i cant recall the name
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University of Timbuktu.
Would you hire a guy from there if you're the boss?
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Originally posted by Marco_Simone:
University of Timbuktu.
Would you hire a guy from there if you're the boss?
mai siao siao leh!!!!
www.timbuktufoundation.org/university.html -
Firstly, Northumbria is not a degree mill. It does have a reasonable reputation although not much in the field of business. You can do some research on UK universities to be sure of that.
Also, while the degree programme allows you to go straight to the final year due to exemptions because of a local diploma or their MIS diploma, that does not mean you could finish it in a year. This programme is only offered part time. Every module will be conducted 2-3 times a week and only from 7-10 PM on weekdays or 2-5PM on weekends. This effectively means it is almost impossible to take too many subjects at one go. If you wanna stretch yourself while working, of cos that is possible, and if you are not working, then fine. But if not, maybe stretching it over 3 semesters might be a viable option to give yourself space to finish the programme well.
For a business degree, unlike a Masters, my personal opinion is that all it matters is that you graduate. I had my degree from Curtin through distance learning too. I am now working in junior management in a MNC and nobody in my company, HR or my boss cares whether my degree is from Curtin or whether I did it in Australia or Singapore. Of cos it pays to be prudent and do your research. As long the university in question has a reasonable reputation, there is no reason why the program will not benefit you in your career.
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Originally posted by Marco_Simone:
University of Timbuktu.
Would you hire a guy from there if you're the boss?
Now, if you are MUIS, maybe you would. To put this into context, this university attracts students who already decided that they wanna pursue Islamic Knowledge etc as their path. If you are keen to be an engineer, of cos this university is not for you. Right?
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Originally posted by gasband:
Firstly, Northumbria is not a degree mill. It does have a reasonable reputation although not much in the field of business. You can do some research on UK universities to be sure of that.
Also, while the degree programme allows you to go straight to the final year due to exemptions because of a local diploma or their MIS diploma, that does not mean you could finish it in a year. This programme is only offered part time. Every module will be conducted 2-3 times a week and only from 7-10 PM on weekdays or 2-5PM on weekends. This effectively means it is almost impossible to take too many subjects at one go. If you wanna stretch yourself while working, of cos that is possible, and if you are not working, then fine. But if not, maybe stretching it over 3 semesters might be a viable option to give yourself space to finish the programme well.
For a business degree, unlike a Masters, my personal opinion is that all it matters is that you graduate. I had my degree from Curtin through distance learning too. I am now working in junior management in a MNC and nobody in my company, HR or my boss cares whether my degree is from Curtin or whether I did it in Australia or Singapore. Of cos it pays to be prudent and do your research. As long the university in question has a reasonable reputation, there is no reason why the program will not benefit you in your career.
Hi , are u still in the lighting industry ?
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Ermm ya...how you know haha
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Originally posted by Detached:
U lao sai is it, bring this toilet paper where you go??
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Originally posted by gasband:
Ermm ya...how you know haha
Hehe..... You told us the other time. : p -
Originally posted by knightlll:
Hehe..... You told us the other time. : pOh ok haha....so what industry are you in....BTW i think this could be one of the best time to take a degree or upgrade urself esp when the economy is slow.
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as long as a degree is okay..
interview is the important part
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Originally posted by gasband:
Oh ok haha....so what industry are you in....BTW i think this could be one of the best time to take a degree or upgrade urself esp when the economy is slow.
It's not cheap if you want to say take a degree course to upgrade especially if you are retrenched.
Worst if you have got family and housing committments and need the money for day to day living.
Damn if you do, damn if you don't.
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Originally posted by charlize:
It's not cheap if you want to say take a degree course to upgrade especially if you are retrenched.
Worst if you have got family and housing committments and need the money for day to day living.
Damn if you do, damn if you don't.
Thats also true. Of cos a degree is a huge financial committment so you gonna consider it over properly, but if you have always wanted to do it, then this could be the best time.
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If it's from MIS, it most probably be recognised in SG.