In fact, the overwhelming majority of post graduate engineering degrees (MSc) are NOT accredited at all by the professional engineering bodies (IChemE, IMechE, IEEE etc.). Therefore if you pick the BEng/ MSc route, your course is only 3/4 accredited, but as long as the design project criteria is met during your BEng, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

IMHO, you have a wrong question.  If a person is smart enough and deserve to get a Master Degree in Chemical Engineering, s/he would be able to get close to full scholarship to get his/her Master degree in Electrical Engineering.  It is fairly common to get scholarship for graduate degree in USA (regardless of whether you are foreign student or not).

Now, if a person is not smart enough, why waste so much money on a Master degree??  Save the money to buy a house for the person.

Sorry for being brutally honest..

Dreamer

I was referring to the UK postgraduate taught masters in engineering at my earlier post by the way.

i'm not too sure on the  4 + 2 + 2, I think it was 4 + 3 to be more precise.

Can the person makes enough money in future to justify RM680K???  You could do a lot with your life with that kind of money.

Dreamer

How??  Please noted that if the person is good, he/she would have got a full scholarship to study to begin with.  For someone to need their family to sponsor him/her for a Master degree, that means the person is not good enough to qualify for a scholarship.

It is interesting to note the difference between the MSCE and MCE between the UK and USA system.  In USA system, to get a MSCE, yuo need to write a Master Thesis and do the corresponding research.  For MCE, you only have to attend classes.  So, MSCE is held in higher regrd athan MCE for the USA system.
Dreamer

1) Show me one way where you need a MCE from Imperial College so that you can do it.  600K in how many years?? By the way, you need to earn a lot more than 600K in order to save 600K.  In USA, because of taxes and so on, to have 600K after taxes, you need to earn at least 1.2 millions.

2) There are plenty of good colleges and universities in the world for a Master Degree in Chemical Engineering.  And, if you are anyway fairly good in your grade from your Bachelor degree, you would have got a scholarship to study for a Master degree

3) I do not know about the thesis requirement for a British 4 years degree program.  Thanks for the information.

Dreamer

Are you sure about this?? The thread starter is talking about a Master programme aka Master degree??  How do you get a Master degree without a Bachelor degree??

Dreamer

1) RM300K = USD 75K = USD $18.75K per year

2) RM680K = USD 170K = USD $43.75K per year

And, this is for a 4 years degree program?? With that kind of money, you could have enter most of the top schools in USA.  But, you would have to get a Bachelor degree first.

Dreamer