Bachelor's Degree in Human Resource Management

• trendz

  7 Jul 09, 23:21

  Hmmm.. Thought of studying Bachelor's Degree in Human Resource Management part-time evening classes at SIM for Jan intake. What are the job prospects other than, well, human resource? What's the market salary for HRM freshies? On another note, do you know of any schools which offers Degree in Dentistry? How much? Thanks.
• ditzy

  7 Jul 09, 23:27

  I only know NUS has dentistry course, and the intake is like less than 20 a year.

• Fantagf

  7 Jul 09, 23:28

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  I only know NUS has dentistry course, and the intake is like less than 20 a year.

  
  U a dentist?

• ditzy

  7 Jul 09, 23:29

  Originally posted by Fantagf:

  
  U a dentist?

  No, I read it from the straits times.

• FireIce

  7 Jul 09, 23:30

  dentistry is like for those who can't get into medicine..............................................

• Fantagf

  7 Jul 09, 23:32

  dentistry good money

• ditzy

  7 Jul 09, 23:35

  Of course good money lar, especially neighbourhood ones, one simple drill and fill job can cost you 75 bucks, I'm just talking about 1 cavity. Just seeing the price list makes you want to take better care of your teeth. Another thing, they like to take cash on delivery, no nets, no credit cards.

• wetcloudysky

  7 Jul 09, 23:38

  Originally posted by trendz:

  Hmmm.. Thought of studying Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management part-time evening classes at SIM for Jan intake.

  What are the job prospects other than, well, human resource? What’s the market salary for HRM freshies?

  On another note, do you know of any schools which offers Degree in Dentistry? How much?

  Thanks.

  Why not taking the course in SHRI?

• Fantagf

  7 Jul 09, 23:43

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Of course good money lar, especially neighbourhood ones, one simple drill and fill job can cost you 75 bucks, I'm just talking about 1 cavity. Just seeing the price list makes you want to take better care of your teeth. Another thing, they like to take cash on delivery, no nets, no credit cards.

  
  depends

  I went to neighbourhood ghim moh, charges reasonable

• trendz

  8 Jul 09, 00:15

  Originally posted by wetcloudysky:

  Why not taking the course in SHRI?

  
  oh. do you happen to know how much are the course fees and for how long?
• trendz

  8 Jul 09, 00:17

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  I only know NUS has dentistry course, and the intake is like less than 20 a year.

  
  Hmmm.. yeap. I'm aware that NUS has dentistry course. But I'm looking at mostly foreign unis if there was to be any Dentistry course on offer?
• marcteng

  8 Jul 09, 00:17

  Originally posted by trendz:

  
  oh. do you happen to know how much are the course fees and for how long?

  u wan to go tekka mall at serangoon lol. SIM is at clementi. You can also try curtin la, kim keat road there. curtin got a small campus at kim keat road, next to NKF Centre.

• Fantagf

  8 Jul 09, 00:19

  No more tekka mall.   There is The Verge

• marcteng

  8 Jul 09, 00:25

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  dentistry is like for those who can't get into medicine..............................................

  nonsense lar

• marcteng

  8 Jul 09, 00:38

  I recommend u study at UniSIM, 4th private uni in sg.

   

  www.unisim.edu.sg

• Cool-gal

  8 Jul 09, 00:40

  but ple only visit dentist twice a yr.

  hard money lor..

• trendz

  8 Jul 09, 10:30

  But you have a few patients a day. One patient consultation alone is at least 50, 60 bucks. What abt those who need surgery, tooth extraction or whatsoever? lol.
• trendz

  8 Jul 09, 10:31

  Originally posted by marcteng:

  I recommend u study at UniSIM, 4th private uni in sg.

   

  www.unisim.edu.sg

  
  yeap. i intend to study there. But do you know of any schools which offers dentistry?
• the Bear

  8 Jul 09, 10:32

  

• Forbiddensinner

  8 Jul 09, 10:47

  Originally posted by trendz:

  
  yeap. i intend to study there. But do you know of any schools which offers dentistry?

  UniSim do not have dentistry courses.

  Another thing that you must note is that if you want to be a dentist in Singapore, you must hold a recognised degree.

  http://www.sdc.gov.sg/html/1150880176893.html

  Thus, if you do not get into NUS, you must then try to make your way into one of those overseas unis listed under "Dental education overseas".