where to study my Masters degree ?
I have a bachelors degree in BA and want to continue my Masters degree in Crisis Management, where is the best place to study it? UK , Australia, the Gulf , or where ? in the UK which best university does it ?
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You should look at what work the professors are doing. When you find someone doing research/work that really interests you (and is taking students), then you should go to the university where they work. Who you work with is often more important that where you go to school. Start by looking at scholarly articles about your field. Go to http://scholar.google.com/ and search for crises management. Pay attention to who has written the articles and where they work. Talk to someone already working in the field and find out what school they went to or if they know good advisers to have.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Is a Masters in Computer Science from University of Illinois Springfield employable
Is a Masters in Computer Science from University of Illinois Springfield employable?
I am looking at the University of Illinois at Springfield for a Masters degree in Computer Science. I am also looking at a Masters degree in Management Information Systems from Northern Illinois University. Would these degrees provide me with many opportunities for employment?
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These may be more employable than any other degree. Almost every company in the world has computers to make daily business move more efficiently. People with any type of Computer Science or IT college training are in a good position to make a bunch of money. I don't have my degree but I worked for Hewlett Packard for years down in Houston. The IT support people made really great money. The computer Science guys made even more because they were trained to deal with the huge servers we had linking everything. Get some training to go with your Masters Degree. You can easily make over a 100 grand a year with your Masters and some training. I don't know were a Management Information Systems degree will take you. If has anything to do with computers it's a good choice as well.
I am looking at the University of Illinois at Springfield for a Masters degree in Computer Science. I am also looking at a Masters degree in Management Information Systems from Northern Illinois University. Would these degrees provide me with many opportunities for employment?
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These may be more employable than any other degree. Almost every company in the world has computers to make daily business move more efficiently. People with any type of Computer Science or IT college training are in a good position to make a bunch of money. I don't have my degree but I worked for Hewlett Packard for years down in Houston. The IT support people made really great money. The computer Science guys made even more because they were trained to deal with the huge servers we had linking everything. Get some training to go with your Masters Degree. You can easily make over a 100 grand a year with your Masters and some training. I don't know were a Management Information Systems degree will take you. If has anything to do with computers it's a good choice as well.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Should I return to school for Master degree
Should I return to school for Master degree?
I have a Bachelor's degree in Tech Management. I currently have a full time job however not in my career field. There are not many opening, of course, due to the economy. I am considering enrolling for Masters degree in Management Info Systems, in the meantime or should I wait it out until the economy gets better and more job opportunities are available.
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Yes. A Master degre always looks best on a job application.
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Yes, with the economy the way it is now is the time. A Bachelor's degree does not hold the same weight in the job market that it used to ten years ago. A Master's degree will open new doors for you. Do it now so you will not regret later.
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I say yes. I'm doing the same thing. the requirements are more demanding especially with this economy.
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1. Can you afford to pay for a graduate degree? Financial aid is only in the form of loans..not grants for graduate school. 2. Will a graduate degree make you more marketable? 3. Will THIS graduate degree make you more marktetable? 4. Does the school you want to attend have a good reputation and strong alumni/placement offices to assist you in future job searches? 5. Are those future job opportunities related to a graduate degree in MIS? 6. Could you become more marketable now by completing specific skill certification courses to expand your knowledge - and - get a faster ROI.(return on investment) 7. If you go to grad school, how long will it take you to recoup your investment in the form of real salary dollars? If the majority of your answers are yes, then consider going for the graduate degree. If you don't know the answers, then you need to do more research. Some professions do like graduate degrees, but IT is tricky...job opportunities often have less to do with your level of degree as it has to do with your skill level.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Tech Management. I currently have a full time job however not in my career field. There are not many opening, of course, due to the economy. I am considering enrolling for Masters degree in Management Info Systems, in the meantime or should I wait it out until the economy gets better and more job opportunities are available.
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Yes. A Master degre always looks best on a job application.
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Yes, with the economy the way it is now is the time. A Bachelor's degree does not hold the same weight in the job market that it used to ten years ago. A Master's degree will open new doors for you. Do it now so you will not regret later.
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I say yes. I'm doing the same thing. the requirements are more demanding especially with this economy.
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1. Can you afford to pay for a graduate degree? Financial aid is only in the form of loans..not grants for graduate school. 2. Will a graduate degree make you more marketable? 3. Will THIS graduate degree make you more marktetable? 4. Does the school you want to attend have a good reputation and strong alumni/placement offices to assist you in future job searches? 5. Are those future job opportunities related to a graduate degree in MIS? 6. Could you become more marketable now by completing specific skill certification courses to expand your knowledge - and - get a faster ROI.(return on investment) 7. If you go to grad school, how long will it take you to recoup your investment in the form of real salary dollars? If the majority of your answers are yes, then consider going for the graduate degree. If you don't know the answers, then you need to do more research. Some professions do like graduate degrees, but IT is tricky...job opportunities often have less to do with your level of degree as it has to do with your skill level.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
How long does it take to get a master degree either in Business Management or Political Science field
How long does it take to get a master degree either in Business Management or Political Science field?
Hello: I just finished my High School. How long does it take to get a master degree either in Business Management or Political Science, if you study full time?
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You need a bachelor's degree before you can apply to master's programs. The bachelor's takes about 4 years. A typical Master of Arts, Master of Science, or Master of Business Administration takes 2 years of full time study. Some people get done a little sooner and some take a little longer. There are many fields of business that are studied at the master's level, management is only one of these. Many people in poli sci go for a Master of Public Administration - this one is a touch longer and usually takes 2-3 years of full time study. So, from high school to master's degree in business or poli sci would be about 5-8 years. 5 years if you move through the bachelor's and master's quickly (I did that with mine) -- 8 years if you take your time and don't rush (my wife is doing that with hers).
Hello: I just finished my High School. How long does it take to get a master degree either in Business Management or Political Science, if you study full time?
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You need a bachelor's degree before you can apply to master's programs. The bachelor's takes about 4 years. A typical Master of Arts, Master of Science, or Master of Business Administration takes 2 years of full time study. Some people get done a little sooner and some take a little longer. There are many fields of business that are studied at the master's level, management is only one of these. Many people in poli sci go for a Master of Public Administration - this one is a touch longer and usually takes 2-3 years of full time study. So, from high school to master's degree in business or poli sci would be about 5-8 years. 5 years if you move through the bachelor's and master's quickly (I did that with mine) -- 8 years if you take your time and don't rush (my wife is doing that with hers).
Thursday, March 15, 2012
can anyone help me find job and work at home (job on line)?i have master degree in management and
| can anyone help me find job and work at home (job on line)?i have master degree in management and? i really dont know which website should i search Food Service - 13 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 This is like MySpace & Facebook, but you get paid to refer people. MySpace codes work in it too. http://r.yuwie.com/shpgrl/ IT IS FREE TOO. You never pay ANYTHING. and you do not download anything. 2 Try Elance, it's a freelance site where you do things like writing articles for people, make websites etc things like that. Credentials help A LOT on that site and having a degree will really help if you are a new user. If you're looking for some extra money a month to pad your purse than you can look at the GPT site CashCrate. It's free to join and use and you fill out surveys and offers for free, if you'd like to learn more about it and see proof of payment you can as well. 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I pay over a thousand a month to bloggers to blog about my company. Most make $5-$10 starting out per post. Once you are credible and get a higher PR website some bloggers make $20+ per post. I use PayperPost. Also listing a legit business opportunity I am involved with below. I am a titanium powerseller on Ebay to give you a little background so you know I am legit and know what I am talking about. There is a new business opportunity that just started a few months ago but has been in the works for over 3 years. It works with Ebay so you know it is legit. Doesn't cost much like a lot of home businesses only $29 per month. You earn up to $35 per new customer and up to 75% in commissions from Ebay just by giving out Free software. When they use the software your Ebay affiliate ID is embedded in the software and you get the commission - 100% of it. 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Thursday, March 8, 2012
What will help me Master Degree in Human Resource Management in my future
What will help me Master Degree in Human Resource Management in my future.?
I want to get admission in Master Degree Human Resource Management. May anybody tell me detailed benefits of this degree. Please help me regarding this, One easy will have to write in written test regarding this topic for MHRM admission in our university. Please answer me in detail. Thanks
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I don't think it's a very useful degree unless you're already employed at a firm in a top HR position to begin with. HR is a little different where they really don't care what your degree was in. You just work your way up and stick with it, you'll eventually be running the department.
I want to get admission in Master Degree Human Resource Management. May anybody tell me detailed benefits of this degree. Please help me regarding this, One easy will have to write in written test regarding this topic for MHRM admission in our university. Please answer me in detail. Thanks
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I don't think it's a very useful degree unless you're already employed at a firm in a top HR position to begin with. HR is a little different where they really don't care what your degree was in. You just work your way up and stick with it, you'll eventually be running the department.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Should i get my Masters degree in Business Administration or should i get it in Management
Should i get my Masters degree in Business Administration or should i get it in Management????
I am thinking of getting my master's degree this fall. As a woman i am stuck between deciding if Business Administration or Master's in Management would be best for me.
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Business is more expansive, therefore more useful
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Have you reviewed the course content of both programs? I wanted finance, stats, accounting etc, so I went MBA. MBA prepares you better for entrepreneurial opportunities, management will keep you in the BIG organization. What kind of work do you want to do?
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GO FOR MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT , AS IT WILL PROVIDE U WITH MANY DIFFERENT FIELDS ONCE U GET IN THERE .
I am thinking of getting my master's degree this fall. As a woman i am stuck between deciding if Business Administration or Master's in Management would be best for me.
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Business is more expansive, therefore more useful
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Have you reviewed the course content of both programs? I wanted finance, stats, accounting etc, so I went MBA. MBA prepares you better for entrepreneurial opportunities, management will keep you in the BIG organization. What kind of work do you want to do?
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GO FOR MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT , AS IT WILL PROVIDE U WITH MANY DIFFERENT FIELDS ONCE U GET IN THERE .
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