degree
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if there are 2 courses.
course A - 2 yrs, awarded by a less recognized uni
course B - 3.5yrs, awarded by a more recgonized uni.
assuming you are 22 this yr, which will u go for? -
defined "recognised"
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B is the one
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post more info lar....
which uni?
overseas or distant learning or local u?
which field of study?
part time or what?
if distant learning...under which centre? -
Course A
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cost is not concern?
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If I want to work in govt sector, I take B.
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sports science, local studyOriginally posted by thoreldan:post more info lar....
which uni?
overseas or distant learning or local u?
which field of study?
part time or what?
course A (part time)- by ECU
course B (unknown yet) - by UWA -
like that clearer ma...Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:sports science, local study
course A (part time)- by ECU
course B (unknown yet) - by UWA
anyway go for the one from UWA -
nt much.Originally posted by mistyblue:cost is not concern? -
ECU? Isn't that where iveco is in now? kakakaka
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being more experienced in the field.Originally posted by FireIce:defined "recognised" -
i thought more recognized means easier to get job...and higher salary too>?Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:being more experienced in the field.
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in a way, because of the experience of the uni, it might mean that.Originally posted by thoreldan:i thought more recognized means easier to get job...and higher salary too>? -
shang nao ging manz.
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UWA cos UWA got a nicer campus
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local study.Originally posted by gasband:UWA cos UWA got a nicer campus 
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sports science rite?
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Consider these:Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:if there are 2 courses.
course A - 2 yrs, awarded by a less recognized uni
course B - 3.5yrs, awarded by a more recgonized uni.
assuming you are 22 this yr, which will u go for?
Course A
1) Are you in a hurry to complete the degree? How much can you save for the difference of 1.5 yrs?
2) Which organisation are you intending to apply for jobs... If you are looking for Government sectors then better choose Course B
Course B
1) How recognised can it be than local university... unless you are talking about top overseas university e.g. Cambridge etc...
2) Longer duration normally equal to more effort, money and time being involved... can you afford it?
Apart from the above, the are many factors that you need to consider like what are the modules in each of these courses... and are they what you want to learn or interested to learn... How much help are they of help to you in your future careers...
Most importantly is that you much spend more time looking into the two courses and also into more other courses offered by other universities... and don't jump into it... coz the degree is going to stay with you for the rest of your life...
Good Luck...
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sigh no point getting degree from uni that is not recognised i tell u , especially ya.. if u wanna work in govt sector after tt.. (dont say u dun wan now.. u never knw how its gonna be like later)...
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Better get a recognise degree esp from NUS and NTU. I realised that many government post are opened for these U graduate only. Degree is so common now, even master is getting common too. So is better to go for recognise 'u' to make yourself more outstanding. Just 1 and half year more and the 'paper' is yours for the whole life.
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since u are still in the top of your youth-> course B....Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:if there are 2 courses.
course A - 2 yrs, awarded by a less recognized uni
course B - 3.5yrs, awarded by a more recgonized uni.
assuming you are 22 this yr, which will u go for? -
Option B easily. How much are you going to get out of a 2-year shake-and-bake course?
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I will go for the one in UWA
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2 years course doesn't really mean its no good. It could be 2 years because it is an intensive course. Meaning, people have 3-4 months of break after their examinations, u probably rest 1-2 weeks only, and then on to the next course/sem/module.
Maybe u should know what field u are interested in, then approach someone from that field, and see which degree is more recognised. NUS/NTU doesn't mean they are better, just that they have an advantage when it comes 2 jobs.