WHICH Uni in Sg is better for engineering course.
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Except for NUS and NTU, which other Uni in Sg is recognised for their degree in Engineering courses?
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huh?
where got other university that offer engineering unless you are talking about those distance learning university.
SMU and SIM do not offer engineering as far as i know -
so far we ve onli heard of psb, apmi and auston. dos r the few uni we can study locally to obtain an engrng degree. My bf wants to enrol in one of them, but has no idea which to go in.
for auston, it's recognised in Austrialia, but not in sg cuz the lecturers r local lecturers. the rest we not so sure, hope tat dos who noe more wud be able to provide us wif more details. thanks -
That's a tough question.Originally posted by kiekie:Except for NUS and NTU, which other Uni in Sg is recognised for their degree in Engineering courses?
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i dunno if psb is a gurantee or not... read in streats or today forum few days ago a guy complained getting a psb certified diploma but his company rejected his new quali. his friend in the gov sector also rejected. if its a degree, i think impact is worse cos u r goin to pay so much time and money...Originally posted by kiekie:so far we ve onli heard of psb, apmi and auston. dos r the few uni we can study locally to obtain an engrng degree. My bf wants to enrol in one of them, but has no idea which to go in.
for auston, it's recognised in Austrialia, but not in sg cuz the lecturers r local lecturers. the rest we not so sure, hope tat dos who noe more wud be able to provide us wif more details. thanks
there was a sg URL i think my MOE stating the recognised univerities but i forgot the link... anyone remember? -
Just want to tell you PSB is awaiting its engg degree courses to gain enough credits to be regocnised by the proffesional board of engineers singapore.
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So do u tink APMI is better?Originally posted by ditzy:Just want to tell you PSB is awaiting its engg degree courses to gain enough credits to be regocnised by the proffesional board of engineers singapore. -
Whether or not, the course is recognised by the professional board of engineers singapore is not an issue. It is your future employer. Some might not really care if your degree is recognised or not, some might. But then we sometimes have the feeling that one that is recognised is a much safer option to future endeavours. Agree?
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ya, its true...tat's y we having a major headache thou it seems minor to others..
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my brother just enrolled into electrical engr (partime) Uni of Newcastle collab with PSB. he also very headache then cos it seems the future is very bleak for non-nus/ntu degree holders. and now he has to pay $1k installment per month for a half yearly semester of $5k++. Siong!!~~~ and 3.5 years of agony..Originally posted by kiekie:ya, its true...tat's y we having a major headache thou it seems minor to others..
true, eventually it is whether the employer look up to ur degree or not. but with non-nus/ntu degree, probably ur starting pay will be a bit lesser. all company want to find excuse and save some money.
and also, the actual interview is really important. the degree is one thing. during interviewer, the panel will try to grill you, down your morale and see how you react. if you can still react positively and confidently, it says a lot about ur character, whether you give up at the sight of pressure or u can take it head on.