unisim aerospace system or SIT mechatronics

[narutocz]

Hi ,

I have been working in an avionics company for 2 years as a technician. Now I got 2 offers, unisim aerospace system and SIT mechatronics.

I know that unisim needs at least 4 years to complete a basic degree at the same time comes with 4 years working experience. As compared, SIT only needs 2 years to get a direct honor degree but I will be a new bird after graduated.

To be faster, If I go to SIT, can I get a job in aviation field with mechatronics cert after graduated? so that the value of my 2 years aviation working experience will not be losed. Otherwise,I will lose direction to find a job after graduated. For unisim, maybe it is a more stable way for my career path, but prospects seems limited especially in aviation field as compared to SIT may have wide choice.

Hope anyone and give advice for a better choice.

Thanks a lot!!

ps. Kyoji83, I'm waiting for your advice...

 

[Kyoji83]

1) Why got my name?

2) You do not needs an aerospace major to work in aerospace industry & I will still prefer Mechanical or Aerospace graduates over Mechatronics graduates even if Mechatronics can work in other industries over Aerospace. Will you consider for Mechanical Degree?

3) Does your current job require you to work shift or OT or even take long leave to study for exams? If no, I will advice to study SIT over UniSIM because I don't wish to see you unable to cope in both work & studies.

Hi ,

I have been working in an avionics company for 2 years as a technician. Now I got 2 offers, unisim aerospace system and SIT mechatronics.

I know that unisim needs at least 4 years to complete a basic degree at the same time comes with 4 years working experience. As compared, SIT only needs 2 years to get a direct honor degree but I will be a new bird after graduated.

To be faster, If I go to SIT, can I get a job in aviation field with mechatronics cert after graduated? so that the value of my 2 years aviation working experience will not be losed. Otherwise,I will lose direction to find a job after graduated. For unisim, maybe it is a more stable way for my career path, but prospects seems limited especially in aviation field as compared to SIT may have wide choice.

Hope anyone and give advice for a better choice.

Thanks a lot!!

ps. Kyoji83, I'm waiting for your advice...

 

[narutocz]

Sorry for the late reply.

Since my diploma major in electronics, I cannot apply for mechanical degree. For me, I'm not planning to get the LAE liscence in the future because I don't like hands on job so much, so I want to take a aerospace degree instead.

I know that mechatronics can work in many kinds of industries, but the curriculum does not focus on one knowledge field and may cause plain depth in every knowledge field, as a result that employers do not like hiring this kinds of candidate.

As you said the part time study got heavy study load, can I assume it that studying part time aerospace course has better prospects than full time mechatronics if there is no problem with work & studies balance？ Otherwise, I may try to get full time mechatronics and transfer to non-engineering field.

Thank you!

1) Why got my name?

2) You do not needs an aerospace major to work in aerospace industry & I will still prefer Mechanical or Aerospace graduates over Mechatronics graduates even if Mechatronics can work in other industries over Aerospace. Will you consider for Mechanical Degree?

3) Does your current job require you to work shift or OT or even take long leave to study for exams? If no, I will advice to study SIT over UniSIM because I don't wish to see you unable to cope in both work & studies.

 

[narutocz]

Hope someone can give advice and opinion for my current situation?