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Q: How a master degree in construction technology and management can help an architect?
I m a 4th year B.arch(bachelor of architecture) student i m planing to do my master degree in construction technology and management. 1. what is the nature of this course? 2. what kind of work can a B.acrh student get after doing his masters in this particular field(construction technology and management.)? 3.suggest some good colleges in india which offers this course?

A: National Institute of Construction Management and Research (NICMAR), Pune offers two-year full time residential Post Graduate Programmes in - Advanced Construction Management - Project Engineering and Management It just might help you switch over to the nitty-gritty side of the building industry and wean you away from the architecture drawing boards. Regarding placement statistics, "The domestic package ranges from 4 Lakhs - 10 Lakhs per annum (excluding site accommodation, incentives and other perks) with each student having around two offers in hand. This year, 24% of the students have secured overseas placements within the salary range of 6.00 Lakhs - approx. 20 Lakhs per annum (average package offered Rs. 9.3 lakhs p.a.) with the participation of 14 companies. The total number of overseas offers averaged to two per student." - Sourced off their website http://www.nicmar.ac.in/placements-more.php

Q: How many classes do you take at a time for the Master degree at UOP?
I wanted to know if anyone has completed a Master degree with University of Phoenix (online) and what you thougt about it. I also wanted to know how many classes you take at a time. For Associate you take 2, for Bachelor you take only one. How many at a time for Master?

A: I'm not sure how many classes you can do at a time -- but the answer is "no REAL courses." See the link below for more on the U of P. There are a number of interesting articls that will tell you exactly wha tthat master's degree will do for you and who will (or actually won't) hire you.

Q: Do I need a Master degree to survive in Australia?
I have already got a general business bachelor degree from an australian university. I wonder is it necessary to get a Master, you know, expensive tutition fees. By survivie, of course I don't mean just to survive, I mean to climb higher, to develop, in the long run. Will a bachelor degree be enough for me? I am in Sydney by the way. Thanks! I want to work and live, I am not a fan of study Oh, MBA is much easier than BA? Are you sure?

A: MBA will help you "survive" at a much higher level of disposable income and the study is much easier than the BA.

Q: Where are the good universities in Europe to get the MBA or Master Degree on Marketing/Finance and Banking?
I am planning to study overseas to get the MBA or Master Degree on Marketing/ Finance and Banking in Europe. I can speak English only, so i m looking for a 1~2 years course teaching in English. I am very appreciated if someone could tell me about the best place to learn, and besides the living environment and the qualifications and budget for attending the class... Thank you very much and waiting for the replies.

A: Check these websites for good universities in Europe and the UK for MBA programs. Most B-Schools also offer MSc in Finance or Marketing or Banking too. http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/04/geographic.htm http://www.careerdynamo.com/mba_uk_ranking.html Just search for the college of your choice in Google to reach their official website if a link is not provided. There may be Universities in the UK that will give you a degree in English too but I have not researched that scope so I won't be able to pin-point anything to you. And questions like living environment/expenses, qualifications, requirements, tuition would be best answered by looking at the respective college websites or by asking the college itself or getting in touch with a student of that college. All the best!

Q: Is a master degree the same as undergraduate studies?
Ok, I should have known that but I just get confused with the classification. A master degree is gratuate or undergratuate studies?

A: A masters is a graduate degree. Think of it as what is in between a bachelors and a PhD

Q: where can I find very good university to get Master Degree?
My younger brother got a scholarship to get his master degree from US, and he is confused where to go and which state he should choose, can you help him find good university and nice state? The BS was "Civil Engineer"

A: Depends on his major and if he's good & ambitious enough to apply to the top universities. If he's go on majoring in Civil Engineering at grad school, the top universities in this area are: Annapolis MIT West Point Thayer Institute at Dartmouth University USC Harvard

Q: How is the job opportunity for a master in organic chemistry with a bachelor of chemical engineering degree?
My bachelor degree is from indonesia and my master degree is from singapore.

A: The answer is at www.workathomeunited.com/joanntal

Q: If I study Nursing, Can I do a master degree in Physical Therapy?
Im finishing my nursing bacherol, so I want to do a master and i like the physical campus, so Can I do a master degree in that? What university? Where?

A: In the US, yes, but you will need to take extra classes that are required for entrance into the PT program that were not covered in your nursing degree. You can get a list of all the US accredited programs at: http://www.apta.org

Q: Do I need a lot of biology background in Biomedical Engineering for Master degree?
As it said above. If I have a bachelor degree of computer engineering, is it going to be enough? Or I should continue with computer engineering in Master degree and find a lab that use computer engineering in biomed filed. As I have search through the internet, I found out that biomed needs knowledge in various field. That's way I'm still confusing which way I should go. Either computer engineering or biomed engineering.

A: If you are already a Computer Engineer you should have enough prereq's. which would be the normal undergrad engineer stuff, physics, chem 1 &2 ect. You will probably have to take organic chemistry and maybe physical. A lot of what you will be required to do depends on what you want to do and what school you choose. Here is what my Pitt requires. http://www.engr.pitt.edu/bioengineering/main/graduate/ms_program.html

Q: which are the requirements in order to get a scholarship for a master degree?
I'm a university student in a european country but i come from a non european country and i would like to get a master degree in UK or in Italy.It would be helpful to know what exactly it is required in this situation.Furthermore where am i suppost to go and ask? what can i do about it?

A: yup..im doing my masters in australia n i come frm an asian country. I thnk its generally the same requirements..u need money first n foremest (sponsorship..there are plenty offered online n by unis, so try applying for those. Its rather competetive though). Next identify the uni/country u want to go to n do ur research from there..look it up online. Type the course or field u want to do (genetics, multimedia, graphic) n u'll see an array of universities tht offer these courses. Best to talk to ur lecturers in ur current uni tht has the degree tht u want n ask what their alma mater is, which is where they get their degree from. Most of the time, they can recommend u some good ones. Also look at online university ranking..if the uni is in the world's best 100, 50 or even 500 rank, it is higher likely they are excellent in what they do. I myself handled almost everything from finding sponsors,online registration, securing my supervisor, accomodation etc for my masters...It took time and patience and many-many application forms filled in via papers or online methods. Doing postgrads is unlike undergrad so u have to tk more action in securing your place n taking control as u are pretty much working alone n independantly. Of course ur own academic background...good results, especially in the field ure interested to further ur studies in is very very important or they wouldn't even consider you in the first place. It helps if u have an excellent CV for application purpose as tht definitely boost ur chances once they see how active u are in ur extra-curricular activities n societies.. Well..best of luck ya :)

Q: Can you have an associate,bachelor & master degree in different majors?
Can you have an associate, bachelor and master degree in completely different fields/majors? Example: Like getting an associate degree in art history. Then a bachelor degree in marine biology. Then a master's in child care. Or does it all have to be the same major or same field?

A: The AA doesn't count in this case - it fulfills many of the core courses and elective requirements for a higher degree. Usually your Masters is somehow related to your Bachelors, but I have seen so many variations of this that your proposed variation is not unusual or surprising. Don't worry about it.

Q: Does it worth to go for master degree?
I am thinking to study abroad for master degree. My work experience is in Accounting/Finance/Audit. Is it worth to spend my time and money for master degree considering I have to quit my current job? Can the degree do good for your career?

A: I'd do it for the experience studying abroad, if going abroad is something that appeals to you! "Do what you love, the money will follow" as they say. An extra degree wouldn't hurt you!!