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Science Full time 1 year postgrad/master in Malaysia, Such course exist or not in Malaysia?

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post Aug 27 2013, 09:23 PM

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QUOTE(alanchong88 @ Jul 31 2013, 08:21 PM)
Some local unis offer 1 year (inclusive of short sem) master by taught course. You most probably have to call them and ask around. If you ask me, this route should be the fastest/easiest for most people even if the master course is 1 and half year. Research mode is just too unpredictable.

It is also possible by research mode but there are some strict KPI's to be fulfilled and have to get good supervisor who is not looking for potential slaves.

PS: My opinion is based on social science courses
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I am in a university where research is really low, and this uni is trying to get a high rating in research. Hence, it will be quite difficult to get a good supervisor (one who is not looking for potential slaves). My supervisor told me to at least write 1 ISI/Scopus paper each 3 months. And I am not even enrolled yet. I dun dare to enrol because of this cry.gif
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post Aug 28 2013, 02:42 PM

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QUOTE(Critical_Fallacy @ Aug 27 2013, 10:06 PM)
And you are saying, because your university wants to attain a high rating in research, the university does not have many “good” supervisors for you to choose from. Are the supervisors' characteristics directly dependent on your university's rating in research? unsure.gif
Let's see: 3 months to produce a draft paper of 10~20 pages. That roughly translates to 12 lines in a page per day. What would you like to have happen when you have a “good” supervisor around you? sweat.gif
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because my uni wants to attain high rating in research, and they do not have many Dr and Profs in the uni, hence, they are milking the postgraduates students to publish papers for them. Hmm, a good supervisor should be more realistic. It is not easy to publish ISI papers. In my uni, for a whole year, there are only 2-3 ISI papers that are accepted per year.
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post Aug 28 2013, 11:03 PM

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QUOTE(Critical_Fallacy @ Aug 28 2013, 10:56 PM)
True! It is not easy to publish in ISI journals. However, a good supervisor should be able to tell the likelihood of acceptance of your paper. Your research has to be novel or at least involves a contribution to knowledge. icon_rolleyes.gif By the way, what is your research interest?

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