Originally posted by v gal:
In Australia, it is a good experience... however, not in paper
qualifications... it's the environment, the new friends and the
independence that you enquire throughout the whole study
program.....
I seriously think that a paper qualification from Australia [b]does
not stand out now in Singapore... if i were you, i will
take the job offer... check if there is any personal upgrading
program for employees in that company.... if there is, so much more
the better....
Anyway, it's a hard choice..... good luck.....[/b]
depending on which university you went to, University of
Melbourne, Australian National University , University of New South
Wales, Sydney University are the more recognised ones. ANU
,University of Melbourne,and UNSW are ranked above NTU and NUS.
University of Melbourne and Sydney University have nobel prize
winners. So depends on which university you are entering.
However if it is something like edith cowan university, australian
catholic university, curtin university, charles darwin , james
stuart university, bond university - then the degree is not that
recognised internationally- waste of money.
Logson there are plenty of opportunities to work in the car
industry. It is up to you. Bachelor degrees are just a stepping
stone to bigger things in life. So you really have to weigh
it.
