PhD vs. Experience, Which come first? Help me to choose one.
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 May 26 2011, 06:18 PM
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i'm just a master student waiting for results
but if you were to ask me i would say go for your phd since you don't have to worry about the tuition fees why bother entering the job market now you have decades to earn the experience needed most of the time is really about how fast you learn unless you really have no interest in continuing with the research, i would say no harm taking up phd  well, anyway just my opinion |
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May 26 2011, 07:00 PM
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QUOTE(dkk @ May 26 2011, 06:53 PM) Opportunity knocks. Go grab the phd now. Experience will always come later when you start working.   that's what i have in mind too |
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May 27 2011, 04:06 PM
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universities usually give exemption to first class graduate
so you should be able to skip master and do your phd straight right? |
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May 27 2011, 06:01 PM
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QUOTE(ShrugsLova @ May 27 2011, 04:26 PM) Not all, USM require me to do master first. no, is not naive at allOne more thing, it sound a bit naive to me but I'm curious: doing my phD in University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus = University of Nottingham. The word 'M'sia Campus' will affect alot? I mean the world ranking for University of Nottingham is 21st, do the same apply for M'sia Campus? Naive hor?  is good to find out and be sure about it i did my master in Notts UK but i'm thinking if can, i might consider phd in Malaysia Campus anyway, is not going to happen anytime soon i'll find out later  |
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