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please i need the help of the house in order to make a decision.i applied for a professional M.sc degree in university of ibadan but most of my colleagues went in for academic m.sc.is it advisable to switch over to normal m.sc. or do i stick with the one i applied for.
....academic msc seem more like a flexible way to jump in2 various areas within a particular field of study and if its a dream, it gives a high possibility of beccomin a lecturer n proceeding 4ward 4 a Phd etc...
...professional msc is more like streamlined within a particular field of study(eg PROFESSIONAL DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.) IN METEOROLOGY, PROFESSIONAL MASTER OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATION (M.E.A), PROFESSIONAL M.Sc. IN GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (G.I.S.)), progression as such in that field would be based upon d d foundation obtained from the professional msc. Though it makes u an authority in the field of professionalism in question, though an academic msc can still survive in the field also...
..though either way, peeps with academic msc and still go 4 prof msc and vice versa, its just time an money...but 4 d academicians, its faster to climb academic line with academic msc
my dear,if possible do every tin humanly posible 2 switch over 2 academic msc 2 avoid limiting nd tieing down ur career nd dreams
...lmao...prof msc is usually good 4 those working in relevant professional areas or those who intend 2 join them, u'll notice d cost 4 prof msc form n probably fee was higher compared 2 dat of academic msc
...so, if u ve or envisage a relevant sector 2 enter wit ur prof msc, fine, den carry go, else it will just b part of ur "academic and/or professional qualificatns" in ur CV....
...decide quick quick b4 dem release list
lol:we've got intellectuals in the house..@ differ :thumbs up bro.
@differ and uhuo-thanks for the advice, guys,i appreciate.
Hello house mates,i think i now no the diff btw the 2 topics now.but my question goes thus:does unilag have professional msc in power engineering?