I've got into a course based masters at MUN and thesis based at Windsor. Both in areas related to Civil Engineering. Was just wondering in terms of job opportunities, pnp program, quality of education etc.You should provide more info buddy. What are your academics? What do you want to pursue? Your IELTS score, any work experience and so on.
I've got into a course based masters at MUN and thesis based at Windsor. Both in areas related to Civil Engineering. Was just wondering in terms of job opportunities, pnp program, quality of education etc.
No funding.. but I may qualify for scholarships or RA later on.. will a research based degree give me an edge in finding jobs and such,?Were you allocated funding at Windsor for research? But I would actually advice you go for the research based own. Just my opinion though!
No funding.. but I may qualify for scholarships or RA later on.. will a research based degree give me an edge in finding jobs and such,?
Actually the fee for both the programs is same if I finish the UWindsor program in 4 terms. But yeah, I think there will be more opportunity in Ontario, with all the job fests and if I can get RA. Thanks for your helpYeah, with research based you have a great chance of securing job on time than a course based program. However, what about MUN, were you given funding there as I know course based program doesn't have funding.
But if you're considering the cost, I would advise you go to MUN as cost of tuition and living is cheaper.
But if you're capable of sponsoring yourself for the research based pending till you get Research Assistantship, then research based is highly recommended.
Thank you.
And I hope this help!!!
Oof :-( I was actually counting on getting a scholarship, didn't know it was that competitiveAlso, sometimes in January a lecturer in University of Windsor sent me this email and I have a CGPA of 94.8%. so you can be guided by this.
Dear Ayo,
Thank you for your kind letter,
Here at the University of Windsor, the tuition is very high for international students.
There is an annual competition for a scholarship for non-Canadian students, but it is very competitive and the award goes to students with the strongest publication and scholarship record.
Best regards,
Dr. Zielinski
Actually the fee for both the programs is same if I finish the UWindsor program in 4 terms. But yeah, I think there will be more opportunity in Ontario, with all the job fests and if I can get RA. Thanks for your help
Oof :-( I was actually counting on getting a scholarship, didn't know it was that competitive
That's great! USask is really good if you get it thereYou're welcome. I'm still waiting for decision from University of Saskatchewan and Memorial University of Newfoundland. But I have heard from Dalhousie University in which they have recommended me to faculty of graduate studies I should be admitted
Yeah. Thanks for your helpNothing is impossible for God to do. Just be hopeful but I would advise you try and get a Graduate Research Assistantship or Graduate Teaching Assistantship so you can use it to finance your studies.
That's great! USask is really good if you get it there