Murdoch or RMIT

[Foshooo]

hi all, i wanna check with you guys should i take RMIT business management or Murdoch Human Resource management?

My interest is in HR management and sadly only Murdoch offers it. However, after seeing the course, i realise that Murdoch's courses offers very little modules which looks kinda weird..

Now i am torn between the two courses and school that i mentioned above.....
Anyone with experience can give me some advise!!! thanks!!!

 

[Franzz]

If you are working in private sector, take Murdoch since it's faster and cheaper. Pte sector don't care what degree you have, just good CV will do. Murdoch is supposedly accelerated program, you go direct to 2nd and 3rd year. Rmit is 3 years and imo overpriced for what is generally known as a "Pte degree". Pte degree is nothing more than a Pte degree no matter from which school.

If you are in public sector, don't even consider the two. Go to local unis and get a proper honours degree. Even a local uni pass degree owns a Pte honours degree. I know some peoples in public sector with Unisim degree, but not SIMGE degrees.

 

[SevenSeals]

IMO you should do more research on your own. Murdoch recently ran into some scandals, and RMIT are known for its lacklustre distance learning degrees. That's what I got from friends and my own research. If you are able to, avoid either. That's what I would do anywa. If not, do more research on your own. Good luck.

 

[intime]

hi all, i wanna check with you guys should i take RMIT business management or Murdoch Human Resource management?

My interest is in HR management and sadly only Murdoch offers it. However, after seeing the course, i realise that Murdoch's courses offers very little modules which looks kinda weird..

Now i am torn between the two courses and school that i mentioned above.....
Anyone with experience can give me some advise!!! thanks!!!

Global ranking,
RMIT is 304 on QS and unranked on THE.
Murdoch is 551 on QS and 351-400 on THE.
Both are basic degrees (non-honours). If you need honours classification, you will have to travel to respective Australia campus to complete honours year, provided you qualify.

If there are competition during your job seeking, perhaps a better ranking uni and honours degree will put you in a stronger position than other private degree job applicants.

You might want to visit both SIMGE and Kaplan campuses to see if the study environment fits you.
You might also want to surf their website to compare their career services,
- SIM Global Education | Student Life - Career Services
- https://campuslife.kaplan.com.sg/en/career-services/about-career-services/

What is your highest qualification?
If you are considering expanding your career options into the public sector, you might want to consider a full-time or part-time Singapore universities' programmes, example,
- UniSIM Bachelor of Human Resource Management (non-honours)

If you are unable to find your ideal HR undergraduate degree, you can always go for any recognised undergrad degree (honours) first then a postgraduate HR programme,
- Master of Human Capital Management
- HR Graduate Certification - Centre for Professional Studies | Centre for Professional Studies
- Nanyang Polytechnic | Human Resource Management (Specialist Dip)