No, but I know about MJIT as I have friends from there

1) Because to secure the job career [sounds good but MBA from top univ is still preferable for breakthrough to senior mgmt, partly due to networking obtained during the course of study]
2) Salary factor [depends on which technical field you plan to specialise in. As you are already a engineer, next may be to set up own firm, or to tender for project? All these requires networking. If for satisfaction, it is entirely plausible to go for it]
3) Satisfaction [The latter point 2]
4) Migrate to other country [It opens door to big corporation, score some cekap migration scores, but then again, it depends on what you are pursuing in life (settle down here, or becoming a global citizen].
5) or it is own dream to teach people or passion in endless learning curve. [IMO, this would be the best of all the options listed]

As i know everyone have own dream and desire, so would you like to share your thoughts or opinion.

Studying up to PhD is a passion more than a commitment to fulfill esoteric need or to cover physiological needs (money, fame, migration and other hygienic factors).
Not only it will take up a chunk of your time (3 years to beyond) but it is a particular drain on one's finances too. Consider the need to take care of worldly needs (family, spouse, children, chasing for financial independence, etc) before embarking.
Ultimately learning does not stop when one hits PhD. Plenty of stuffs to be discovered post doctoral.

This post has been edited by SevenTwentyOne: Apr 8 2019, 09:30 AM

Why would study for PhD a drain in one's finance? I tot normally one will get paid, sponsored or provided grant at this stage.

For me, I studied master degree for satisfaction

I pick master degree because I have interest in the syllabus which similar to my current career. Working and study I guess it's bonus for me

I got masters degree because I was offered conditional offer at UiTM. Passed with bretty gud CGPA compared to my degree.

Then I worked for 2 months, then fedup with the micromanage (which I dont care honestly, but the supervisor is inefficient as hell and it hinders progress of my work), blatant gaslighting, and basically piss poor HR. But got like 2K during first month (for a fresh grad), a raise to 3k+ the next, but simply cannot tahan the cancer environment. I did great work, everyone noticed it, but the stress simply shave away any sanity I have left.

Then I say screw it, leave with 24hr notice (with complimentary fight with boss why Im leaving) then straight to draft my PhD proposal. Met with my masters lecturer for a supervisor role, then she basically willing to cooperate with new tools, grants, funding etc. Now she even offered me paid training program, before I even began my PhD.

One thing I must say, you MUST try to build connections during Postgrad. Postgrad isn't just something you attend for a scroll of achievement. Its about the journey when you build your network with academicians, make them notice you before you even want them to. Show dilligence and most importantly, enthusiasm in your field. This is where you show off your skills during group work, and that team member of yours might already worked at somewhere else. I'd say its much more controlled environment to make friends, without the industry/corporate shenanigans.

This post has been edited by cend: Jul 16 2019, 07:30 PM

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For me, i continue master because it was too boring after work, go back home, got nothing to do (homework).
doing part time study.

For me, i continue master because it was too boring after work, go back home, got nothing to do (homework).
doing part time study.

Hmm.. All of the above. But also because my workplace is offering bursary and staff discount for a course that i'm quite interested.

So why not ?

I have a master since 2014, but not in mood to pursue to PHD.

I dont know what passion to do PHD after reading everyhwere the highest rank education such as PHd also is jobless nowdays.

So what make it all of you to pursue then?