Wow, I am impressed that I found someone that actually did the programme.... Oh, I certainly hope so, but from what I can gather so far RSIS is very competent. I have been in contact with the lady administrator there; Ms Faridah Soni. She is so helpful, I recall when I was still applying for the programme I emailed her telling that I put her as a contact for my DHL packaged application and she found someone at Graduate Admissions office to sign for me. Was really impressed! Also, called her the other day enquiring about the whole process given NTU admissions slow pace and my frustration with them, she explained the whole process, and I got a sense that she is always willing to help where she can. A genuinely nice lady. So for me it would seem as if NTU admissions is the bad apple...
So do share you experiences hey, how was it? I am so excited hey, other than LSE I think RSIS is the best place to do your IPE programme. So yeah, I am really excited if I do get accepted hey... I have already chosen my courses if I get selected, please do tell me what you think of them.
My courses are as follows:
2 Core Courses (IP6000 Theories and Issues in International Political Economy (Foundation)
(S6007 Professional Skills Enrichment)
3 primary Courses (IP6006 The Political Economy of Development)
(IP6009 Monitoring, Forecasting and Managing Country Risk and Economic Crisis)
(IP6021 International Economic Institutions and International Economic Politics)
Two Elective Coourses (B6833 Strategy Formulation (MBA course)
(B6834 Strategy Implementation (MBA course)
10 000 Word Dissertation ( I know this is for B+ students after the first trimester, but I should get that easily)
Also, I am hoping to get at least one scholarship or the Research Assistanship; I have been a Research Assistant for a number of discipline at my current university... So I hope they grant me that hey....
Did you have a scholarship????