both, I'm interested in biomedical as its a new course and I like to know more about human body and putting technology to solve problems.... I'm also interested in electronics as I like to play with computers etc so which should I take?Originally posted by laurence82:First and foremost, what is ur interest?
Originally posted by NightRoad:hello to all,
I would like to find out whether is it more worth to study deg in biomedical engineering or deg in electronics in UniSIM. I have a dip in electronics and wanted to study part time with this new university.
How is the market for this 2 degrees?
Should I choose biomedical or electronics and what would u all recommend and do give ur comments or advises?? thanks
UniSIM leh, not foreign uniOriginally posted by boy in blues:oo nia boh?
they got lab facilities meh?
which overseas uni give out their degree?
orrrh....Originally posted by laurence82:UniSIM leh, not foreign uni
and yesh i think there are labs, but not at Clementi campus i believe, at Bukit Timah campus
as for biomedical or electronics, i am not sure abt the market
thats the foreign uni part, where they now include University of BuffaloOriginally posted by boy in blues:orrrh....
so lab must take bus to hwa chong there ah?
old SIM used to give degree from UOL n RMIT, no meh?
ermm... hi laurence~ remember me? thanks alot for ur hlp the other day back there on the Actg rate of return.Originally posted by laurence82:thats the foreign uni part, where they now include University of Buffalo
the Open Uni Centre, where they used to issue their own diplomas, or UK OPen Uni degrees, is now converted to UniSIM, where they are allowed to award their own degrees
jee gou cheem yi xia!Originally posted by laurence82:thats the foreign uni part, where they now include University of Buffalo
the Open Uni Centre, where they used to issue their own diplomas, or UK OPen Uni degrees, is now converted to UniSIM, where they are allowed to award their own degrees
its official le?! the last time i heard the news is like... it's going to be the 4th official?Originally posted by boy in blues:jee gou cheem yi xia!
no wonder they're now officially the 4th uni because got own degree le
whether or not its UniSIM or the British Open Uni, it doesnt concern the UOL or RMIT studentsOriginally posted by joeacid:ermm... hi laurence~ remember me? thanks alot for ur hlp the other day back there on the Actg rate of return.
Hmm... btw, i tho it's given chance to existing student to choose whether they want their cert from SimUni or Open uni? i'm not sure but my friend from UOL programme told me tht~
oic~ What course did u took up at the beginning? i mean what course are u in now?Originally posted by laurence82:whether or not its UniSIM or the British Open Uni, it doesnt concern the UOL or RMIT students
and yesh, u can choose, but then given a choice, i'll go for the UniSIM, since the gahmen lend its backing to this uni
yeah, but they serve mostly the part timers, and dont be surprised, most working people come back to uni not only to upgrade themselves, but also want to learn how to apply theories or models or any business solution to their current jobs or deptsOriginally posted by boy in blues:jee gou cheem yi xia!
no wonder they're now officially the 4th uni because got own degree le
all takes time for recognition.Originally posted by joeacid:its official le?! the last time i heard the news is like... it's going to be the 4th official?
erm... and actually, even before it becomes a 4th official Uni.. it can already offers it own degree as a private uni le... it's of no problem de... it's like only how ppl look at it and how much value ppl actually rates it nia
I took the RMIT Biz Ad, now renamed Biz ManagementOriginally posted by joeacid:oic~ What course did u took up at the beginning? i mean what course are u in now?
haha okok~ But anyway... he's asking for it's better to take elec or biomedical in SG... its like wat i said earlier on... both can be good and bad... it depends on interest and it'll result in wat kinda result u'll get later on in the course.... and 1st job always comes picking from good results....Originally posted by laurence82:wait wait, lets not deviate from topic, else topic starter cannot get his ans...
ermm.... is the topic starter still ard?Originally posted by joeacid:haha okok~ But anyway... he's asking for it's better to take elec or biomedical in SG... its like wat i said earlier on... both can be good and bad... it depends on interest and it'll result in wat kinda result u'll get later on in the course.... and 1st job always comes picking from good results....
It's actually not abt choosing course now... it's the sector of job u wanna do in the future... wat kinda lifestyle do u urge for i the future? and set the target now... that's what i think... at least i believe i did is right and i'm still doing it ~
prolly sleeping liaoOriginally posted by joeacid:ermm.... is the topic starter still ard?
well I wanted to be an engineer so either course would allow me to when I graduate, my dilemma is that I am more concern about the job market for biomedical graduates and electronics graduate, which one would be able to earn a better salary and has more prospects so even if I chose either one I would not regret as I have interests in both just that I can't have the best of two worlds.Originally posted by joeacid:hmm... too bad then.... i was a education consultant no long ago... so i'm quite concern abt how ppl plan their future and which course/schools they're actually going into... alth i'm no longer a E.C... i'm still very concern and has always been hlping out ppl that are in misery of choosing course/school...
I've went thru this also... and finally i've chosen Business too... i was wanting to choose F&N/Food Science/Food & Technology... but i gave up the idea...
then ard 1 yr+ back... i was with my professor.. doing researching on schools and course... and also with the Uni of Cambridge contact and staffs like that... therefore i know much abt how uni/course/schs goes abt... that's the reason why i always knows quite abit abt any courses...