this thur preview is for all their UCD degree? or specific path?
?? Does it make any different?
Anybody goin tis thu??? I tinking of goin there to find out more bot tis course... Maybe can go tgt n make frens before getting to tis course... Haha...
I need guidance from those who is studying tis course currently... 1 module has onli 20hours of seminars and workshop enough fpr u guys??? And i found out that these seminars and workshops are conducted all in a week... Like 4 straight days to clear 20hrs... After tat is assignment den exam... Enough time to study all??? I m still wondering... Hope that somebody could clear my doubts... Thanks alot!!!
Thanks for ur guidance laguna123... Cos i hav no background in business at all scared cant coped with it... I m engineering student... Haha...
Lol... U go imagine im a gal lo... Confirm u will vomit... Kitboi wanna meet up??? Lol... I might be goin...
Thanks man... Last qn... I check e previous posts in tis thread and u said tat some gov bodies do olso recognised tis degree... Izzit they already hav been working in there or they use tis cert to find for their gov job using tis degree and getting degree pay??
graduate few years back.
the programme have a very interesting coursework and specialized scope.
Pathway major i feel was too short thou.
Nevertheless, the money was well spent.
Gained many valuable insight and knowledge that are applicable and add values to my work and thoughts.
I was from engineering previously, transited into marcom field.
The course requires lotsa disipline. Many research and self study are to be done (even before the actual contact hours start).
Not quite recommended for fresh poly or JC grad.
One or two years of working experience will be ideal before you jump into the course.
There are definetly people dropping out of the course every trimester. Coursework are quite demanding for a full time working adult, but the knowledge and experience gained is fullfilling.
Definetly not a easy course to score, but not an exactly tough course since it's not 100% exam based.
In terms of recognition, I'm quite neutral.
The recognition of 'hons' is quite subjective from the public sector.
Never tried applying jobs from private sectors but I think their HR favor only degrees reading NTU, NUS or SMU.
Private sector wise: Not many heard of UCD, but it's definitely not a cheesy DL course.
Branding wise, perhaps not as common as UOL but it's still recognise by most employers provided you have relevant job experience.
I have no doubt of the coursework and teaching quality since I've already been through it myself.
Efficient and hasslefree admin from Kaplan as well.
Payscale wise, I've no idea how to gauge as it differs from sectors, individuals and perhaps luck.
Few years back,
I graduated at 25 years old with a starting pay of $2700.
Doing marcom.
Had some working experience but all are non-relevant.
It's not a high salary but I guess it's decent enough.
Based on the calculation of pay difference before I got my degree, the ROI will be approx 2.5 - 3 years. (not including interest & inflation factors.)
Hope these info are helpful.
Signed up for Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Finance from UCD, Full Time. Couse starts in April. Heard good things about UCD so far. Anyway, I heard some schools, you have the option to do the final sem in the uni itself. Is it possible for this course too?
graduate few years back.
the programme have a very interesting coursework and specialized scope.
Pathway major i feel was too short thou.
Nevertheless, the money was well spent.
Gained many valuable insight and knowledge that are applicable and add values to my work and thoughts.
I was from engineering previously, transited into marcom field.
The course requires lotsa disipline. Many research and self study are to be done (even before the actual contact hours start).
Not quite recommended for fresh poly or JC grad.
One or two years of working experience will be ideal before you jump into the course.
There are definetly people dropping out of the course every trimester. Coursework are quite demanding for a full time working adult, but the knowledge and experience gained is fullfilling.
Definetly not a easy course to score, but not an exactly tough course since it's not 100% exam based.
In terms of recognition, I'm quite neutral.
The recognition of 'hons' is quite subjective from the public sector.
Never tried applying jobs from private sectors but I think their HR favor only degrees reading NTU, NUS or SMU.
Private sector wise: Not many heard of UCD, but it's definitely not a cheesy DL course.
Branding wise, perhaps not as common as UOL but it's still recognise by most employers provided you have relevant job experience.
I have no doubt of the coursework and teaching quality since I've already been through it myself.
Efficient and hasslefree admin from Kaplan as well.
Payscale wise, I've no idea how to gauge as it differs from sectors, individuals and perhaps luck.
Few years back,
I graduated at 25 years old with a starting pay of $2700.
Doing marcom.
Had some working experience but all are non-relevant.
It's not a high salary but I guess it's decent enough.
Based on the calculation of pay difference before I got my degree, the ROI will be approx 2.5 - 3 years. (not including interest & inflation factors.)
Hope these info are helpful.
Thanks for ur valuable input.
May i know ur knowledge and experience gained is mostly from self-study(from text-bk?) or issit from the lecturers ?