Which degree/uni to take after A level or dip?
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Bach of IT - Uni of wol
Bach of Business in accountancy - ACCA, RMIT, etc
Bach of Business admin/management - uni of london, uni of manchester, etc
Bach of Arts - State Uni of ny, etc
Local* NTU/NUS/SMU/SIM/MDIS/PSB.
There are so many choices. How to choose? Are all accredited uni recognise in asia?
Can any1 like give a few choices of gd uni for above courses. -
Go for first tier like London School of Economics for any finance , economics, accountancy degree. Do it on campus. They are recognised everywhere. Do it distance and you will find it damn tough.Originally posted by Junw31:Bach of IT - Uni of wol
Bach of Business in accountancy - ACCA, RMIT, etc
Bach of Business admin/management - uni of london, uni of manchester, etc
Bach of Arts - State Uni of ny, etc
Local* NTU/NUS/SMU/SIM/MDIS/PSB.
There are so many choices. How to choose? Are all accredited uni recognise in asia?
Can any1 like give a few choices of gd uni for above courses.
The rest I look at are just second or third tier universities next to those courses. University of Manchester is not even good for Business Admin/Management.
NUS - first tier
NTU- second tier
SMU - third tier
SIM - no tier
MDIS - no tier
PSB - no tier
Besides Bachelor of Arts (especially in America) and Bachelor of Business Admin/Management are degrees which wastes your time unless you have a daddy who will pass on the family business to you. How many Bachelor of Business admin and management people gone on to become clerks compared to those who actually make it. And you must know there are so many MBAs - your bachelor becomes obsolete unless you decide to downgrade your pay and career climbing.
Anyone can do an MBA . Like my friend , she did computer science and then went on to an MBA and If you just did straight Business Admin - both of you sit in the interview- likely she gets the job. Overseas they take all your experiences into account and not many straight Business Admin people go up very high unless they have connections or another skill like having good intuition in picking investments/ can do programming etc. Oh yeah Where your degree comes from is also a core factor.
Learn a skill like finance , accountancy , economics. Finance and Accountancy are the best combos. You work for banks and investment houses. -
I have to start pulling strings of friends to get my sister into jobs when she graduates from Business next year or persuade my parents to pay for her to do accountancy since it is a required skill. She can't even get a job with her scores in polytechnic .Not even a clerk job because it went to some uni grad who was willing to take the shatty pay. Waste of time doing business admin.
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Quite relevant. but for now although the market demand for accountant/financial adviser/econ consultant/marketing planner/etc or whichever holds such degree is high, competition is also very high n rough. Thus, company tend to lowered alot of packages.
For IT side any other recommendation? -
I would say take accountancy as your backup and do the CPA or Institute of Chartered Accountants accreditation - it's tough but it opens up your world if you are willing to work beyond Singapore . My friend who did computing science - she has a statistical major as well- double major - all quantitative analysis. She did the MBA and went to become an Analyst. Info tech - you can't really compete against the Indians.Originally posted by Junw31:Quite relevant. but for now although the market demand for accountant/financial adviser/econ consultant/marketing planner/etc or whichever holds such degree is high, competition is also very high n rough. Thus, company tend to lowered alot of packages.
For IT side any other recommendation?
Do something which gives you quantitative skills . Statisticians are hard to come by in alot of countries. If you have the cash and you are good with maths , do actuarial science and get the UK membership which is recognised by the Australians as well. A lot of employers are willing to import you from Singapore or anywhere for that matter. Two of my friends did actuarial science. Before they even graduated , they got the job offers from HSBC and Allianz. -
Try ACCA for biz,accountancy etc
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ACCA not too recognised cept if u plan to work in Singapore or UK. Even in UK , they recognise more from the conventional universities.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Try ACCA for biz,accountancy etc -
Always take the recognised one, followed by the shortest number of years needed, then the cheapest.
