Hi, I am considering university options from SIM GE and have some doubts that I would like to clarify. I'll be graduating with a diploma in financial informatics this year.
I'm currently looking at these programmes:
UOL
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Economics and Finance
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Banking and Finance
RMIT
Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)
UOB
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management
UB
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration)
1) I'm looking to start a career in the investment/trading field. Maybe more towards the back end office rather than being a broker/trader. In this case, which programme from UOL would be suited for me, Econs & Finance or Banking & Finance?
2) I understand that UOL is fully assessed by exams and I'm ready & prepared for it, but do they also conduct non-graded projects/presentations throughout the year? Would also like to hone my presentation skills after all, and not simply study all day long.
3) I'm currently leaning more towards programmes with direct honours, but haven't been able to find much info on UOB. Could anyone share the difference in terms of learning structure, culture, any unique differences, etc between UOL and UOB? (Other than the fact that UOL is 100% exam-based.)
4) Considering my ideal working industry, which would be better: an honours programme in general business management from UOB, or a "basic" degree in Econs & Finance from RMIT?
5) Are there any other major differences between the general business programmes in UOB and UB? Learning structure, etc? The only thing I know is that one is a direct honours programme and the other is not.
Please pardon the number of questions I have haha. Thanks in advance!
I'm currently looking at these programmes:
UOL
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Economics and Finance
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Banking and Finance
RMIT
Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)
UOB
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management
UB
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration)
1) I'm looking to start a career in the investment/trading field. Maybe more towards the back end office rather than being a broker/trader. In this case, which programme from UOL would be suited for me, Econs & Finance or Banking & Finance?
2) I understand that UOL is fully assessed by exams and I'm ready & prepared for it, but do they also conduct non-graded projects/presentations throughout the year? Would also like to hone my presentation skills after all, and not simply study all day long.
3) I'm currently leaning more towards programmes with direct honours, but haven't been able to find much info on UOB. Could anyone share the difference in terms of learning structure, culture, any unique differences, etc between UOL and UOB? (Other than the fact that UOL is 100% exam-based.)
4) Considering my ideal working industry, which would be better: an honours programme in general business management from UOB, or a "basic" degree in Econs & Finance from RMIT?
5) Are there any other major differences between the general business programmes in UOB and UB? Learning structure, etc? The only thing I know is that one is a direct honours programme and the other is not.
Please pardon the number of questions I have haha. Thanks in advance!
