[mengshuen]

-Wanderer- wrote:

Actually, you should try posting in this forum where you will get more response:

Degree Programs and Courses - www.hardwarezone.com.sg

hmmm but that section of the forum is generally quiet...

[AST]

npnt94 wrote:

considering i am able to enter UK Glasgow/Newcastle and able to enter SIT, which is a better choice? both is glasgow and newcastle

What course(s) are you looking at?

[dirty_hippo]

for local poly students with a gpa of about 3, how do you think they should go about applying for bachelor courses in europe, and in particular, the scandinavian countries where costs of education is lower.

[AST]

dirty_hippo wrote:

for local poly students with a gpa of about 3, how do you think they should go about applying for bachelor courses in europe, and in particular, the scandinavian countries where costs of education is lower.

Again, what kind of course(s) are you looking at?

[patryn33]

Lss wrote:

how much would it cost to pursue a masters degree in eee and typically how long does it take?

UK/OZ - 1 yr generally
USA - 2yrs

USA to get it free, do Phd and get funding, and quit after completing the necessary req for Masters

[patryn33]

mengshuen wrote:

hmmm but that section of the forum is generally quiet...

true, here U also get more nonsense LOL

[patryn33]

dirty_hippo wrote:

for local poly students with a gpa of about 3, how do you think they should go about applying for bachelor courses in europe, and in particular, the scandinavian countries where costs of education is lower.

do you speak or write their language?
if U need to take a yr or 2 to do language b4 degree is that ok?

Finland iirc is still very much free and some Uni still offer degree in English.

to to apply, READ is the key. No agent to help iirc.
http://www.studyinfinland.fi/how_to_apply

[blurbloco]

mengshuen wrote:

hiii. anyone there?

I would suggest you post this at the "Degree" side, they are the serious ones looking to enter University ..... here, we talk cock sing song.

[blurbloco]

mengshuen wrote:

A masters in EEE in Singapore isn't very expensive, at 7600 per year.

In UK it's about 25k pounds per year, in the US about 40K USD per year.

7.6k per annum is after subsidies, before GST.

[yuyuthecat]

dirty_hippo wrote:

for local poly students with a gpa of about 3, how do you think they should go about applying for bachelor courses in europe, and in particular, the scandinavian countries where costs of education is lower.

im also looking into europe, oz and sg

but i think they are slowly moving towards charging tuition fee for non EU intl students, esp in sweden right...?

u looking into life sciences?

[yuyuthecat]

patryn33 wrote:

do you speak or write their language?
if U need to take a yr or 2 to do language b4 degree is that ok?

Finland iirc is still very much free and some Uni still offer degree in English.

to to apply, READ is the key. No agent to help iirc.
Study In Finland - How to apply?

thot they are also trying to charge tuition fee to international students for programs in english? ...

[dirty_hippo]

yuyuthecat wrote:

im also looking into europe, oz and sg

but i think they are slowly moving towards charging tuition fee for non EU intl students, esp in sweden right...?

u looking into life sciences?

looking at life sciences in general, hopefully they'll stay tuition-free. Im going to ORD in 2013 Sept. So most likely going there around the same time too. Only looking at their english taught programs though. Germany or france looks good to me too.

[yuyuthecat]

@dirty hippo: oh im also looking for life sciences too!!!, yah but the language barrier o.o

[JGXENX]

Just wanna ask, if I do a BSc in life sciences specialising in Biomedical sciences, is it advisable and possible to take a MSc in chemistry specialising in medicinal chemistry? I felt that medicinal chemistry complements what i will study in biomedical sciences which is essentially r&d in drug design and manufacturing, which is why Im curious if this combination will work out. Thanks in advance!!

[peterparker2012]

Hello. A honours degree directly from uk. Is it reconised by our public sector?

I see those uniformed organisation. First class honours can get 4k starting. Can a uk honours get in?