Which Master's would be best?
What option would be best career wise?
- Bachelor in Electrical engineering
- LOW GPA: 71% (Top 3 Canadian School)
- 24 yrs old, Male
- 2 years as a Software R&D Engineer at a funded B2C Telcom start-up
- 1 year as a Software Engineer at a small B2B Telcom firm
- Extracurricular: Tech adviser at a small Africa NGO
Schools:
University College London: Master of Science, Telecommunications with Business (1 year)
University of Melbourne: Master of Engineering, Telecommunications (1 year)
Oxford University: Master of Science, Software Engineering (About 2 years Part-Time)
Goals:
Short-Term: Get an International masters to add strength/polish to my resume and help secure a good engineering/leadership role at a well regarded tech firm.
Long-Term: Apply to a MBA business schools">m7 mba in my late twenties and move to Business Development/Strategy in TMT
I’m pretty sure most people on this forum aren’t qualified to judge any MS in Engineering programs...
Surely there will be a couple of engineers --> mba's on here.
I’m sure there are , but as far as good engineering programs go, you might have better luck asking stack overflow or some site like that.
I agree. it's like a course curriculum question. I'm not good at Software Eng curriculums--if it was Stats curriculum I could handle it~
There is no right curriculum to prepare for M7 MBA. It's more about how you use all of your cards.
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