May 25 2012, 05:19 PM
QUOTE(berdorki @ Sep 4 2011, 02:22 PM)
Hi all, I would really appreciate any advice here.
Recently I've been offered 2 scholarships; one is to study Masters in Taiwan, the other is to do PhD in USM.
For Masters, I would be bonded to work with the company sponsoring me for 4 years. Its a Taiwanese company, and I'll be working in the Malaysian branch. Allowance is given. It's a mixed mode programme, where I'll be undertaking classes as well as research.
I am really unsure which path to take at the moment. If I'm not particularly inclined to become a lecturer in the future, PhD is not necessary, right?
Also, I am worried about the job prospects upon graduating as a PhD.
Oh yeah...the field I'll be doing is Food Tech.
Any comments would be deeply appreciated!
This is like 8 months ago, so wondering what did you choose?Recently I've been offered 2 scholarships; one is to study Masters in Taiwan, the other is to do PhD in USM.
For Masters, I would be bonded to work with the company sponsoring me for 4 years. Its a Taiwanese company, and I'll be working in the Malaysian branch. Allowance is given. It's a mixed mode programme, where I'll be undertaking classes as well as research.
I am really unsure which path to take at the moment. If I'm not particularly inclined to become a lecturer in the future, PhD is not necessary, right?
Also, I am worried about the job prospects upon graduating as a PhD.
Oh yeah...the field I'll be doing is Food Tech.
Any comments would be deeply appreciated!
Either one would be great, I am presuming you already had a Degree at the time of posting. If you are not inclined to be a lecturer, then I bet you should be in Taiwan now and a guarantee of a 'bond', which is like guaranteed job waiting for you upon graduation, good deal!
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