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MSc Technology Management (Part time)

helimachoptor · 2008-03-07 16:52:09

Guys thinking of doing this http://www.smurfitschool.ie/specialistmasters/technology/mscintechnologymanagement/ Doing it part time, Has anyone done it? Also I'be a BSc in Comp Sci but i see they want people with business/economics background, are they flexible on this??

07-03-2008 4:52pm

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Guys thinking of doing this
http://www.smurfitschool.ie/specialistmasters/technology/mscintechnologymanagement/

Doing it part time, Has anyone done it?

Also I'be a BSc in Comp Sci but i see they want people with business/economics background, are they flexible on this??

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#2 08-03-2008 8:44pm

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They require "minimum of three years’ work experience in management or planning". If you had good business experience they'd probably consider you.

If you have no experience then obviously this programme is not the job, the likes of the Master of Management Science or the Masters in Management would take a BSc (Comp Sci) straight off.

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